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Washington State 2014 Facts Location Pullman, Founded 1890 Enrollment 19,446 (Pullman campus) Conference Pac-12 Nickname Cougars Colors Crimson & Gray President Elson S. Floyd Director of Athletics Bill Moos Senior Associate Director/SWA Anne McCoy Home Court (capacity) Bohler Gym (3,000)

Volleyball Office Head Coach Jen Greeny (Washington State 1999) Record at WSU 43-54 / 3 years Career Record 155-78 / 7 years Assistant Coach Burdette Greeny (Washington State 1999) Assistant Coach Shannon Hunt (Washington State 1998) Operations Coordinator Katie Hinrichs (Lewis-Clark State 2011) Volunteer Coach Kelli Tikker (Lewis-Clark State 2012) Office Phone 509-335-4290 Office FAX 509-335-7168 Building Address Bohler Athletic Complex 230 Mailing Address P.O. Box 641602 Pullman, WA 99164-1602

Athletic Communications Office Associate Director of Athletics Bill Stevens Assistant Directors Linda Chalich Craig Lawson Jessica Holmes Bobby Alworth

Volleyball Contact Linda Chalich Office Phone 509-335-0268 Cell Phone 509-432-3263 Email [email protected] Athletic Web Page www.wsucougars.com Building Address Bohler Athletic Complex 195 Mailing Address P.O. Box 641602 Pullman, WA 99164-1602

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Washington State University 2014 Volleyball Roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Shawna Lum DS 5-6 SR 3V Westchester, Calif. (El Segundo HS) 2 Kate Sommer L/DS 5-4 JR 2V Pacific Palisades, Calif. (Lighthouse Christian Academy) 3 Stephanie Logan OH 6-2 JR 2V Pullman, Wash. (Pullman HS) 5 Jaicee Harris OH 5-11 SR 3V Chelan, Wash. (Chelan HS) 6 Taylor Ellingsen DS 5-8 SO 1V Spokane, Wash. (Mead HS) 7 Emmy Allen OH 6-2 SO 1V Mill Creek, Wash. (Jackson HS) 9 Haylee Mathis S 5-11 FR HS Strasburg, Ill. (St. Anthony HS) 11 Ashley Vander Tuig MB 6-2 RsSO TR Tulare, Calif. (Central Valley Christian HS / Azusa Pacific) 12 Chelsey Bettinson MB 6-1 SR 3V Richland, Wash. (Richland HS) 13 Arlicia Ortiz DS 5-4 FR HS Spanaway, Wash. (Spanaway Lake HS) 14 Haley MacDonald S 6-0 SO 1V Bothell, Wash. (Jackson HS) 15 Ver’Leea Hardaway MB 6-1 SR 3V Mission Viejo, Calif. (Mission Viejo HS) 17 Tani Stephens DS 5-8 SO 1V Albany, Ore. (West Albany HS) 20 Hailey Bethune OH 6-0 SO 1V Stockton, Calif. (Lincoln HS) 21 Casey Schoenlein OH 6-5 FR HS Bellevue, Wash. (Newport HS) 22 Kyra Holt OH 6-1 SO 1V Hercules, Calif. (Albany HS) * = Team captains

WSU Head Coach: Jen Greeny (Washington State ’99) Assistant Coaches: Burdette Greeny (WSU ’99), Shannon Hunt (WSU ‘99) Operations Coordinator: Katie Hinrichs (Lewis-Clark State ’11) Volunteer Coach: Kelli Tikker (Lewis-Clark State ‘12) Athletic Trainer: Barb Russell Strength & Conditioning: Brigid Freitag Equipment Manager: Nate Weber; Student Manager: Annie Leendertsen

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Head Coach Jen Greeny

Jen Greeny, after three seasons at the helm of the Washington State University volleyball program, has made significant progress in rebuilding the program to the level of national prominence that it was when she played and was an assistant coach. The Cougars produced an 18-win season with five conference wins in 2013, the most wins since the 2009 season. Other notable accomplishments in the 2013 season included: going undefeated in the nonconference portion of the schedule (13-0); a 3-2 win over No. 16 Arizona State, the first victory over a ranked team for Greeny at WSU; a 3-2 win over No. 4 USC after WSU was down two sets and came back from a fifth-set 14-8 deficit to win 21-19, stopping six consecutive match points; and a 3-2 win at No. 23 , the first win over Cal for WSU since 2003, and the first at Berkeley since 2003. The youthful Cougars proved to be fierce competitors in 2013, winning five of the nine five-set matches they played, the most five-set matches won since 2008. Four of those wins came over teams that went on to play in the NCAA Championship tournament. In March 2011, Greeny became the 12th coach in the history of the Cougars volleyball program. She has compiled a three-year record of 43-54 at WSU and has a seven-year career record of 155-78 (.665). As Jennifer Stinson, Greeny played and coached at WSU during the program’s most successful years on the Palouse and when hired, Greeny made a commitment to not only restore the program but to take it to the next level of success. To that end, she and her staff produced a 2013 recruiting class ranked 14th-best nationally and the 2014 class is equally impressive. The AVCA Pacific North Region Freshman of the Year was WSU’s Kyra Holt who also garnered All-Pac-12 honorable mention and Pac-12 All-Freshman honors. Cougar freshmen Emmy Allen and Hailey Bethune were named to the Pac-12 All-Freshman honorable mention team. Holt is the most honored WSU player since 2011 when senior Meagan Ganzer became the first Cougar to be named to All-Pac-12 and All-Pacific Region teams, breaking a ten-year drought. Under Greeny’s mentoring, Ganzer became the fourth All-America player in WSU history and the first selected since 1996. Greeny, and her assistant coach Burdette Greeny, have coached eight All-Americans and three players who have had successful professional careers: Ganzer played in Puerto Rico, Romania, and Germany, Camryn Irwin in Austria, and Anile Clemente, a three-time All-American at Lewis-Clark State, played in Denmark. Greeny has also changed the academic culture of the program with consecutive semesters of a team grade point average of 3.0 or better. As the head volleyball coach at Lewis-Clark State College (Lewiston, ) from 2007-10, Greeny accumulating an impressive 112-24 record (.824) while turning the Warriors’ program into one of the premier NAIA teams. She took the reins of a struggling program and led it to success, winning four consecutive Frontier Conference regular season titles and four consecutive berths to the NAIA National Tournament. The Warriors finished in the top 13 in the nation each year and ended the 2010 season at 31-3 (.912), the best mark in the history of the program. Greeny was a four-time Frontier Conference Coach of the Year and the American Volleyball Coaches’ Association’s Northwest Region Coach of the Year. Jennifer Stinson was a stellar multi-sport athlete at Davenport (Wash.) High. At WSU she became the seventh player in WSU history with 1,000 career kills. A three-time All-Pacific-10 Conference selection, Greeny’s statistics are prominent in WSU’s all-time career lists ranking third in block assists (360), fourth in total blocks (419), and seventh in solo blocks (59). She trained with the 1997 U.S. National volleyball team. Greeny also excelled in the classroom where she was WSU’s Athlete of the Year in 1998-99. She was a CoSIDA District VIII Academic All-America first-team and second-team selection her final two years and was a Pac-10 Volleyball All-Academic selection three times. She received her bachelor’s degree in education from WSU in 1999. Greeny spent 4½ years on WSU Head Coach Cindy Fredrick’s volleyball coaching staff. At the time of her departure, Greeny had been involved in six of the 10 seasons Cougar volleyball qualified for postseason action, three as a player and three as an assistant coach. During her playing career, WSU was ranked as high as fifth in the country and made the Elite Eight of the NCAA Championship Tournament. Greeny was instrumental in WSU’s second and only other appearance in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament, in 2002, this time as an assistant coach. Greeny and her husband, Burdette Greeny, a former standout pitcher at WSU and an assistant volleyball coach at WSU, have two young daughters Lauren and Leah.

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Burdette Greeny, Assistant Coach

Burdette Greeny may not have originally envisioned a career coaching collegiate women’s volleyball but his innate competitive nature and passion to see young peo- ple develop to their top potential both on and off the court have made him highly successful in this role. Greeny joined the Cougar volleyball program in March 2011 as an assistant coach after holding the same title at Lewis-Clark State College for three seasons prior to being promoted to Associate Head Coach in 2010. His recruiting prowess is a large reason the Cougar volleyball program produced an 18-win season in 2013, the most wins since the 2009 season. WSU’s 2013 recruiting class, ranked 14th-best nation- ally, was a strong indicator of Greeny’s outstanding talents on the recruiting trails. Not only did WSU sign an UnderArmour first team All-American, two honorable mention All-America players, and a Gatorade State Player of the Year, but in their first year of collegiate play three of those freshmen earned postseason honors. The 2013 AVCA Pacific North Region Freshman of the Year was WSU’s Kyra Holt who also garnered All-Pac-12 honorable mention and Pac-12 All-Freshman honors. Cougar freshmen Emmy Allen and Hailey Bethune were named to the Pac-12 All-Freshman honorable mention team. Five freshmen from that highly- touted recruiting class contributed with substantial playing time in 2013. In three seasons at the helm of WSU, Head Coach Jen Greeny and her staff led the Cougars to improve- ment in total wins both in non-conference and conference matches. Holt is the most honored WSU player since 2011 when senior Meagan Ganzer became the first Cougar to be named to All-Pac-12 and All-Pacific -Re gion teams, breaking a ten-year drought. Under Greeny’s mentoring, Ganzer became the fourth All-America player in WSU history and the first selected since 1996. Head Coach Jen Greeny and Burdette Greeny have coached eight All-Americans and three players, Camryn Irwin, Megan Ganzer, and Anile Clemente (L-C State), have had successful professional careers, In addition to improvement on the court, Greeny proudly tells recruits about the Cougar volleyball pro- gram’s great academic success with continuous semesters of a team grade point average of 3.0 or better. Burdette Greeny, 38, assisted his wife, Jen, at Lewis-Clark State College from 2007-10. His areas of re- sponsibility included coordinating recruiting, strength, conditioning and mental training, academic progress, the V-Club, and on-court skill technique coaching duties. In 2009, Greeny was one of 20 assistant coaches nominated for the NAIA National Assistant Coach of the Year Award. Greeny’s recruiting resume at LCSC included three Junior College First Team All-Americans, one Junior College Second Team All-American, one Gatorade State Player of the Year, two state players of the year, and 12 first team all-state selections. The Lewis-Clark State volleyball players were stellar in the classroom as well with the volleyball team GPA above 3.19 for the nearly every semester Greeny monitored the team’s academic progress. During the fall 2009 season, the Warriors posted an astounding 3.59 team GPA with 14 of the 16 players getting above a 3.0, 12 of the 16 getting above a 3.25, six of the 16 getting above a 3.75, and four players garnering a perfect 4.0 GPA. In four years, 37 LCSC players were named to the conference all- academic teams and seven players were selected as NAIA Volleyball National Scholar-Athletes. Greeny was born in Port Angeles, Wash., to Burdette Jr. and Cynthia Greeny, both coaches with his mother a volleyball coach at Port Angeles High School. His sister, Karena, played at the University of Hawai’i. Greeny was an all-league performer in both basketball and at Port Angeles High. The Tacoma News Tribune named Greeny one of the top ten pitchers in the state in 1993. That year he was drafted by the New York Mets in the 32nd round but chose to stay in school and attended Tacoma Community College from 1993 to 1995 where he played on year of basketball and two years of baseball. He earned second-team All- West Region honors both years as a third baseman and also set a school record for striking out 17 batters in a game against Lower Columbia Community College. He pitched for Washington State in 1997, winning the team’s award for strength and conditioning. He signed as a free agent with the Milwaukee Brewers before the 1998 draft and was with the organization for two seasons. Burdette Greeny earned a degree in humanities with an emphasis in English from WSU in 1999. From 2000 through 2007 he was the head coach in the Pullman American Legion Baseball organization. His teams won two regular season titles, one district title, and made the first appearance by a Pullman team at the state tournament since 1968. In addition, Greeny’s Pullman team tallied the first state tournament win in the 60- year history of the program. Of his American Legion players, 88 percent went on to play college baseball. Burdette and Jen Greeny have two young daughters, Lauren and Leah. 2014 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL 5 PASSION . UNITY . HUMILITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS

Shannon Hunt, Assistant Coach

Shannon Wyckoff Hunt joined the Cougar volleyball program as a volunteer coach in August 2011 and was promoted to assistant coach in the spring of 2013. She was an outstanding student and athlete at WSU from 1994 through 1997, and a teammate of Greeny. During Hunt’s collegiate career the Cougars volleyball team played all four years in the NCAA Championship Tournament and advanced to the Elite Eight once and to the Sweet Sixteen once. Hunt was the first Washington State player to reach 1,000 kills and 1,000 digs in a career. Her 1,254 career digs was the WSU all-time list leader from 1997 until 2008 and is currently second-best all-time. Hunt tallied 1,051 career kills which was fifth- best at the time and now ranks ninth-highest in school history. In addition, her career 83 service aces total is ranked 11th-best at WSU. Hunt competed at Prairie High near Vancouver, Wash., and was the state volleyball Player of the Year three consecutive years - twice in AA and once in AAA. She was the first four-time all-league selection in the history of the Greater St. Helens League. The Falcons’ volleyball team finished fourth three times in the state championships. Her senior year Prairie also won the state AAA Academic title. Hunt was a starter on the Nike Northwest Juniors Club team all five years she played. At Washington State, Hunt started on the left side as a freshman and missed only six matches in the starting lineup, due to injury, during her four-year career. As a sophomore Hunt’s 376 digs led team and 3.72 digs per game was third-best in conference. She set a school record with 32 digs in a match at South Florida in 1995. She was named to two all-tournament teams as a junior and was an important cog in the Cougars’ advancing to the NCAA Championships Elite Eight. As a senior, Hunt continued amassing kills and digs as an outside hitter, earned two more all-tournament honors, and helped lead the Cougars to the Sweet Sixteen at the NCAA Championships. Hunt was recognized for her academic excellence with Pac-10 All-Academic second team and honorable mention selections as well as being named to the GTE/CoSIDA District VIII Academic All-America Teams three times. After graduating from WSU in the spring of 1998 with a degree in education, Hunt taught at the elemen- tary level in the Vancouver, Wash., and coached volleyball at Heritage High and Hockinson High Schools. Prior to returning to WSU Hunt taught and coached in the Vancouver, Wash., area for a dozen years. She was the head volleyball coach at Prairie High School in Brush Prairie, Wash., for the 2000 through 2003 sea- sons where she tallied a state championship tournament berth and had three players advance from prep to collegiate volleyball careers. Hunt then moved to the newly constructed Hockinson High School, also in Brush Prairie, Wash., where she was the head volleyball coach from 2004 through 2010. At Hockinson, Hunt led two Hawks’ volleyball teams to state championship tournaments and had five players play collegiately after their prep volleyball careers. Hunt lives in Pullman with her husband Joe and their grade-school aged sons Grayson and Austin.

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Katie Hinrichs Kelli Tikker Operations Volunteer Coordinator Coach

Katie Hinrichs (pro- Kelli Tikker became a nounced hen-ricks) joined volunteer coach at Wash- the Cougar volleyball staff ington State University in June 2011 after an out- during the summer of 2014, standing prep and colle- reuniting with Jen Greeny, giate playing career. her collegiate coach. Hinrichs played libero Tikker joins the Cougar for WSU Head Coach Jen coaching staff after spend- Greeny at Lewis-Clark State ing a year as an assistant College and during her ca- volleyball coach at Spo- reer the Warriors tallied 112 wins and 24 losses, won kane Falls Community College. She has also coached four regular season and post-season Frontier Con- for three years in the club system for the Snake Riv- ference titles, and advanced to the national NAIA Championship Tournament all four years. Hinrichs, ers Juniors and the Sideout Volleyball clubs. a three-year team captain, had school-record perfor- She competed on the Gonzaga University vol- mances including digs in a match with 41 against leyball team from 2008-09 then transferred to Lewis- Doane at the 2009 NAIA Tournament, single-sea- Clark State College where she completed in 2010 for son digs (561 in 2010), and her 1,585 career digs is Coach Jen Greeny. The Warriors accomplished a 31-3 second-best all-time at LCSC. She was a four-time (.912) record in 2010, the best mark in the history of Frontier Conference All-Academic selection. She re- the program. In 2011, Tikker played for former Cou- ceived her bachelor’s degree in Business Adminis- gar standout and LCSC Coach LaToya Harris. During tration from LC State in 2011. Tikker’s junior and senior seasons she was named Hinrichs is a native of Pullman, Wash., and to the All-Frontier Conference first team. She also was a volleyball, basketball and standout was awarded Daktronics-NAIA Volleyball Scholar- at Pullman High School. She earned three varsity Athlete and had Frontier Conference All-Academic letters playing volleyball for Greeny at PHS where honors. She was named to the 2011 American Vol- the Greyhounds accumulated an 84-12 record. She leyball Coaches Association (AVCA) NAIA All-Ameri- earned first-team All-Great Northern League honors can honorable mention team. Tikker graduated from as well as all-state honors as a junior and senior. The LCSC in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in secondary Pullman volleyball team won its first state volleyball education, kinesiology and health. championship in 2005 and placed in the top eight in During her prep career, Tikker led Lakeside High 2006 and 2007. Hinrichs was a guard on the basket- in Nine Mile Falls, Wash., to the Washington state 1A ball team and led squad to third-place finish at state volleyball tournament junior and senior year. The her junior year and to the league title as a senior. Eagles placed second at state in 2006 and seventh in She started all four years at shortstop on the PHS 2007. She was named the Northeast A League Most softball team, earning second-team all-league hon- Valuable Player as a junior and again as a senior, ors her first year two years and then first-team hon- ors her final two years. She was voted the softball and was the Co-MVP of 1A volleyball as a junior. Tik- team’s MVP three times and an all-state selection as ker also competed in basketball and track and field. a senior. She earned All-Conference academic honors in vol- Hinrichs was named Pullman High’s Female leyball, basketball and track. Athlete of the Year in 2007 and was awarded the Jes- sica Clark Memorial Scholarship. In addition to ath- letics, she was the ASB Vice President and a member of the Athletic Council. Hinrich’s father and grandfather are Wash- ington State alums. Father Phil pitched for Cougar baseball in 1978 and 1979 and went on to play in the San Francisco Giants organization. Grandfather Bob ran the 120yd hurdles for the WSU track team. Older brothers Phil Jr. and Kyle also attended WSU with Phil competing on the cross country and track teams, and Kyle on the baseball team.

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#7 Emmy Allen Outside Hitter 6-2, Sophomore Mill Creek, Washington Jackson High ’13 Washington Volleyball Academy Club Major: Sport Management or Communication

ALLEN’S WSU CAREER. SOPHOMORE (2014): named Best Server at the 2012 Under Armour Member of the Pac-12 All-Star team that toured Volleyball National Match & Skills Competition… China in June. named to 2012 Mizuno/Volleyball Magazine Girls’ High School All-America third team…was recruit- FRESHMAN (2013): Pac-12 All-Freshman honor- ed by Colorado State, San Diego, State, able mention team selection...solid rookie year USF, Georgia, Arkansas, Pacific, San Diego State, of collegiate volleyball...fourth-highest kills per Miami (FL), UNLV, and Alabama. set average on team (1.66 kps)...played in 100 of 123 sets this season...10 kills, hit. .391 vs. Idaho PERSONAL. Born in October 1994, in Dallas, 9/19...nine kills, hit .444 and had three blocks in Texas…parents Albert and Michelle…older sister 3-0 win vs. Texas Tech 9/6...had career-high four Ashley played volleyball at Binghamton Univer- blocks at Sam Houston State...tallied 10 kills and sity…younger brother A.J…interested in major- career-high five blocks in win over No. 16 ASU ing in Sport Management or Communication at 10/11...hit .538 (7-0-13) and career-high four digs WSU. at UCLA 10/26...career-high 13 kills and hit .357 vs. UCLA 11/15...had nine kills and hit .348 at No. 5 Stanford 11/22. COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL Favorite quote? “I have failed over and over ALLEN’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned four again in life and that is why I succeed.” Michael varsity letters at Henry M. Jackson High in vol- Jordan leyball for her older sister, coach Ashley Allen… Favorite breakfast food? Bacon teammate with fellow Cougar freshman Haley What is the strangest thing you have ever eat- MacDonald…during prep career, Jackson High en? Chicken hearts won the state 4A championship in 2010, placed Favorite word? Kyra third in 2012, fourth in 2011 and eighth in 2009… Favorite movie quote? “No. Try Not...or do not. named All-Wesco three years and two-time all- There is no try.” Yoda state honoree…selected to Everett Herald’s All- Circus act you WOuld most likely perform? Rid- Area team four years and Player of the Year twice ing a unicycle while juggling flaming knives. (2011 and 2012)…the Herald called her, “one of the most feared hitters in the state”…PrepVolley- Greatest fear? Germs ball.com’s Top 25 Sophomore of the Year national Weirdest quirk? I was on a jump rope team. finalist in 2010, and ranked 61st in 2012 Top 100 Favorite Disney movie? Toy Story 3 players in the nation…an all-tournament selec- Favorite superhero? Yoda tion at the 2012 USAV national championships playing for the Washington Volleyball Academy club team…one of 24 seniors nationally named to 2012 Under Armour High School All-Ameri- ca First Team...MVP of winning Team West and

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#20 Hailey Bethune Outside Hitter 6-0, Sophomore Stockton, California Lincoln High ’13 Northern California Volleyball Club Major: Neuroscience

BETHUNE’S WSU CAREER. FRESHMAN (2013): McKenna College…overall GPA of 4.27…prin- Pac-12 All-Freshman honorable mention team cipal’s honor roll four years…earned four aca- selection...came on strong in last half of season demic letters…AP Scholar…served as Academic after a limited early action due to a concussion... and Life Skills mentor to freshmen and AP Statis- played in 61 sets this season...had four kills, hit tics tutor…planning to major in neuroscience at .667 vs. Jackson State 9/13...tallied eight kills and WSU. two blocks at Colorado 10/6...seven kills and one block at No. 4 USC 10/25...career-high 12 kills (.238) with three blocks and 13.5 points in five-set loss to Colorado 11/1...had 10 kills and two blocks in 3-2 win over No. 4 USC 11/17...had career-high four blocks in win at No. 23 California 11/24

BETHUNE’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned four varsity letters at Lincoln High in volleyball for coach Gabe Leal…Trojans’ volleyball teams won three San Joaquin Athletic Association (SJAA) championships in four years…SJAA hon- COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL ors include Newcomer of the Year in 2009, Out- Favorite quote? “Live every week like it’s shark side Hitter of the Year in 2011, and MVP in 2010 week.” Tracy Jordan “30 Rock” and 2012…named to Stockton Record’s All-Area Favorite breakfast food? Waffles but only with second team as freshman, first team as sopho- pure maple syrup. more and junior and Player of the Year as senior What is the strangest thing you have ever in spite of missing first part of season with frac- eaten? The fortunes in fortune cookies so they tured right foot and stress fracture in left foot… would come true. named a PrepVolleyball.com Senior Ace…led Favorite word? Honorificabilitudinitatibus Lincoln HS to an undefeated 2012 season with 5.5 Favorite movie quote? “It does not do to dwell kills per set…selected to USAV Youth A2 Team… on dreams and forget to live.” Albus Dumb- Northern California Volleyball Club member with ledore six consecutive Junior Olympic appearances… Circus act you would most likely perform? Ring won bronze medal at 2012 JO 18s national tour- master nament. Greatest fear? Drowning Weirdest quirk? I’m a lyric queen. I know the lyr- PERSONAL. Born in January 1995, in Franklin, ics to all songs. Penn…father Scott is an orthopedic surgeon who Favorite Disney movie? Bolt rowed at the University of Western Ontario… Favorite superhero? Mermaid Man and Barnacle mother Denise is a teacher/homemaker…older Boy sister Stephanie played volleyball at Claremont

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#12 Chelsey Bettinson Middle Blocker 6-1, Senior Richland, Washington Richland High ’11 Columbia Juniors Volleyball Club Major: Kinesiology/Movement Studies

BETTINSON’S WSU CAREER. JUNIOR (2013): a berth to state championships for first time in Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention for sec- school history…named to first team all-confer- ond consecutive year...saw action in 40 sets this ence, first team all-area and first team all-state… season...landed seven kills and hit .368 with three senior season RHS were Crossover Classic tour- blocks in win over No. 16 Arizona State 10/11... nament champions, as well as league and dis- had three (.375) vs. Seton Hall...had three kills trict champs…named Columbia Basin Big Nine (.750) vs. Lamar...three kills (1.000) vs. Nevada... 4A Player of the Year…also played on Columbia three kills (.333) at Colorado...played in two sets Juniors Volleyball Club team for coaches Scott @No. 5 Stanford and had two kills (.400) and two Conrad, Dave Baty and John Lengphounpraseut. blocks 11/22...came off the bench in third set at No. 23 California to spark Cougars to 3-2 upset PERSONAL. Born in September 1992, in Rich- win 11/24...tagged seven kills in 15 attacks with no land…father Mike is a program manager who errors (.467) and had career-equaling five blocks. played basketball at Lewis-Clark State…mother Valerie is a financial specialist…sister Alisha… SOPHOMORE (2012): Saw action in 40 sets this member of the National Honor Society…in- season...landed four kills and hit .333 with 5 volved in church activities…majoring in kinesiol- blocks against Oregon State 11/16...two kills vs. ogy/movement studies at WSU. , Pacific, Air Force, UCLA and Utah... named to Pac-12 All-Academic honorable men- tion team. COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL Favorite quote? To get where you have never FRESHMAN (2011): Saw action in 27 matches and been you must do what you have never done. 80 sets...moved to middle blocker late in season Favorite breakfast food? Bacon and tallied 11 kills, .562 hitting percentage and What is the strangest thing you have ever eat- four blocks vs. Arizona State...career-high 13 kills en? Prickly pear cactus at Colorado...four blocks at No. 7 Stanford and Favorite word? Supercalafragilisticexpialado- later in season career-high five blocks vs. No. 3 tious Stanford...five kills, five blocks at No. 18 Oregon. Favorite movie quote? Hakuna Matata Circus act you would most likely perform? Acro- BETTINSON’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned bat five varsity letters at Richland High School…one Greatest fear? Birds as a post player in basketball for coach Bruce Weirdest quirk? I can ride a unicycle. Robertson…four for volleyball coach Bob Raidl… Favorite Disney movie? The Princess and the played on varsity as freshman and team were Frog district champions…sophomore season earned Favorite superhero? Captain America first team all-area and second team All-Colum- bia Basin Big 9 honors…as a junior the Bombers volleyball team won the district title and earned

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#6 Taylor Ellingsen Defensive Specialist 5-8, Sophomore Spokane, Washington Mead High ’13 Splash Volleyball Club Major: Neuroscience

ELLINGSEN’S WSU CAREER. FRESHMAN (2013): Valedictorian at Mead HS…member of National Saw on-court action vs. Jackson State 9/13...had Honor Society…plans to major in neuroscience one dig vs. Nevada 9/20...Mead HS won three at WSU. Greater Spokane League championships and competed in three 4A state tournaments was a runner-up finish in 2012, and third place in 2010.

ELLINGSEN’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned three varsity letters at Mead High in volley- ball for coach Judy Kight…Panthers’ volleyball teams won three Greater Spokane League cham- pionships and competed in three 4A state tour- naments…state finishes included runner-up in 2012, lost in the quarterfinals in 2011 after being ranked No. 1 in state throughout season, and third place in 2010...Valedictorian of the 440 stu- dents in Mead Class of 2013…member of Splash Volleyball Club for five years…Junior National participants in 2010 and 2011 for coach Eva Wind- COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL lin Jansen…U18 club team took fifth place at 2012 Favorite quote? “Be who you are and say what Pacific Northwest Qualifier with coach Diane Pas- you feel because those who mind don’t matter cua Nelson….participated in High Performance and those who matter don’t mind.” Dr. Suess Programs from 2008 through 2010. Favorite breakfast food? French toast What is the strangest thing you have ever eat- PERSONAL. Born in March 1995, in Spokane, en? Escargot Wash…father Ron is an orthodontist who played Favorite word? Periwinkle at WSU…mother Patty is an accountant… Favorite movie quote? “You’re a wizard Harry.” older sisters Alexa and Elise both attend WSU… Hagrid younger brother Blake…Taylor is a fourth gen- Circus act you would most likely perform? El- eration Cougar student-athlete…family boasts ephant riding a long line of distinguished Cougars including Greatest fear? Deep water her great grandfather Carl “Tuffy” Ellingsen, a Weirdest quirk? I am a vegetarian. football, baseball and boxing standout who was Favorite Disney movie? The Beauty and the inducted into the WSU Athletics Hall of Fame in Beast 1980, grandfather Jim Ellingsen, a golfer, geat Favorite superhero? Batman uncle Don Ellingsen competed in football and track and was inducted into the WSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1984…4.0 GPA student…2013

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# 15 Ver’Leea Hardaway Middle Blocker 6-1, Senior Mission Viejo, California Mission Viejo ’11 Saddleback Volleyball Club Major: General Studies

HARDAWAY’S WSU CAREER. JUNIOR (2013): HARDAWAY’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned MVP of Cougar Challenge and Cougar Invite... two varsity letters as a middle blocker/middle named to Army Black Knights Invite and Sam hitter at Mission Viejo High School for coach Gus Houston State all-tournament teams...leads Culver…junior season voted most improved on team and 10th in Pac-12 with .338 hitting percent- team…senior season the Diablos’ volleyball team age...hit career-best .733 (12-1-15) vs. Seattle U won the Sea View League title with undefeated re- 9/20 is best this season in Pac-12...had 14 kills, hit cord…named to all-league first team…named to .458 vs. Cal 10/19...landed 13 kills and hit .571 vs. the Orange County All-Star game South roster… Colorado 11/1...had 11 kills and hit .692 vs. UCLA ranked top middle blocker in league by MaxPrep- 11/15...contributed four blocks and eight kills in Sports.com…ranked by OCVarsity.com as one 11/17 upset of No. 4 USC...second on team with of top five middle blockers in Orange County… 2.48 kps...career-high 10 blocks vs. Sam Houston played on Saddleback Volleyball Club for coach State...0.86 bps second-best on team...hit .350 or George Carey…SVC 17s team finished in top 20 better in 19 of WSU’s 33 matches this season...vs. at 2010 Volleyball Festival. Seattle U hit .733 (12-1 15) - best hitting percent- PERSONAL. Born in December 1992 in Los An- age in Pac-12 this season…season hpct of .336 geles…father Lance is a pastor…mother Syd- is fourth-best in WSU single season all-time re- ney is vice president of information technology cords...career .297 hpct is fourth-best at WSU. at an engineering firm…young brother Dante… younger sister Charity…general studies major SOPHOMORE (2012): Started or played in 112 of with emphasis in Criminal Justice/Sociology/Hu- 113 sets...led team and with .318 hitting percent- man Development, minor in Comparative Ethnic age - tied for 8th-best in WSU’s single season all- Studies. time records (tied with Jen Stinson Greeny from 1998)...in Pac-12 only matches 9th in conference COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL with .319 hpct...second on team with 1.00 bps...in Favorite quote? “She is clothed in strength and Cougar Challenge tagged 18 kills, 2 errors in 28 dignity and laughs without fear of the future.” attacks for a .571 hpct...career-high 7 blocks vs. Proverbs 31:25 Seattle U, Cal St. Fullerton and Air Force...had 13 Favorite breakfast food? Waffles kills (.476) vs. No. 2 Stanford 10/21...career-high Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Shark 15 kills (0 errors, 26 attacks, .577) in Colorado Favorite word? Homie win...18 matches with above .300 hitting percent- Favorite movie quote? “Zoom, Zoom, Zoom age this season. make my heart go boom, boom, boom, my su- pernova girl.” Zenon Girl of the 21st Century FRESHMAN (2011): Saw action in 66 of team’s Circus act you would most likely perform? Rid- 122 sets this season...had career-high 10 kills vs. ing a giraffe Manhattan...tallied six blocks vs. San Francisco... Greatest fear? Getting lost at sea had seven kills and hit .429 vs. Butler. Weirdest quirk? My laugh Favorite Disney movie? Lion King Favorite superhero? Jesus 12 2014 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL PASSION . UNITY . HUMILITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS

#5 Jaicee Harris Outside Hitter 5-11, Senior Chelan, Washington Chelan High ’11 Columbia Juniors Volleyball Club Major: Criminal Justice

HARRIS’ WSU CAREER. JUNIOR (2013): Named sity letters at Chelan High School…four as an to Cougar Challenge and Cougar Invite all-tourna- outside hitter for volleyball coach Donene Hen- ment teams...had 16 kills and career-best 18 digs dricks…two in basketball as a three-time All-Cari- in 3-2 win at Oregon State 9/27...had 10 kills, hit bou Trail League first team, second-team all-state, .450 vs. E. Washington...had four blocks at Utah and Seattle Times player of the week post player 0/4 and vs. Arizona 10/13...tallied season-best for coach Tom Robinson…four as a sprinter on 19 kills and had 15 digs in win over No. 16 ASU the track team for coach Darren Talley…several 10/11...career-high 28 digs in upset win over No. top eight track finishes in javelin and on 4x100m 4 USC 11/17...second on team with 3.18 dps...2.24 relay, 4x200m relay and 4x400m relay teams… kps and 2.45 pps were third-best among starters... Chelan Goats’ volleyball team won the state 2010 tallied eight double-doubles this year...2,861 ca- 1A volleyball championship after second place reer attack attempts 9th-most on WSU’s all-time. finish in 2009 and a third place in 2008…two-time all-state tournament selection for volleyball… SOPHOMORE (2012): Named to All-Pac-12 Hon- named league MVP twice…played on Columbia orable Mention...named to Idaho Nike Invite and Juniors Volleyball Club team for coaches Scott Cougar Challenge all-tournament teams...named Conrad, Dave Baty and John Lengphounpraseut. MVP of Invite...tenacious com- petitor...led team, 10th in Pac-12 at 3.91 kills per PERSONAL. Born in June 1993 in Chelan, Wash- set and 4.36 pps is 9th in Pac-12...0.24 aces per ington…father Joe is a high school teacher and set tied to lead WSU...career-high 27 kills and 4 coach…mother Alice is a real estate broker… blocks, hit .253 with 11 digs at Idaho...hit career- older brother Joe on Cleveland NBA team…old- high .500 vs. Seattle U...career-high 5 service er sister Kaiti played basketball at Warner Pacific aces vs. Nevada...career-high 5 blocks vs. No. College…younger sister Makenzie…majoring in 3 USC...career-high 17 digs at Oregon State... criminal justice at WSU. double-digit kills in 26 of 32 matches in 2012...15 double-doubles is 2nd-best in Pac-12...in Pac-12 COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL ONLY matches, 3.64 kps is 10th, 3.95 pps is 10th, “Laugh as much as you breathe and 11 double-doubles is tied for 1st...442 kills is Favorite quote? six from 10th-best in WSU single season all-time and love as long as you live.” Johnny Depp records...1,386 attacks is 2nd in WSU’s single sea- Favorite breakfast food? Hashbrowns son all-time records. Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Peanut butter and pickle sandwich FRESHMAN (2011): Starter at outside...racked up Favorite word? Eggsellent career-high 12 kills .360 hitting percentage, and Favorite movie quote? “Fish are friends, not 13 digs vs. Sam Houston State...12 kills and 10 food.” Finding Nemo digs vs. No. 11 Washington...had three blocks at Circus act you would most likely perform? Tam- Arizona State...8 kills and hit .412 vs. No. 3 Stan- ing lions ford...career-high three aces at Colorado...1.40 Greatest fear? Being kidnapped kps is fourth on team. Weirdest quirk? I love Cats Favorite Disney movie? Little Mermaid HARRIS’ HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned 10 var- Favorite superhero? Ironman 2014 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL 13 PASSION . UNITY . HUMILITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS

#22 Kyra Holt Outside Hitter 6-1, Sophomore Hercules, California Albany High ’13 Payes Performance Volleyball Club Major: Human Development

HOLT’S WSU CAREER. FRESHMAN (2013): AVCA and of North Coast Section Div. III…named to PACIFIC NORTH REGION FRESHMAN OF THE all-state Div. III team…two-time East Bay Sports YEAR...All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention...Pac-12 Player of the Year…named to the 2012 Under Ar- All-Freshman First Team...name pronounced kai- mour High School national All-America honor- rah...MVP of Army Black Knights Invite (49 kills, able mention team...ranked 44th in PrepVolley- .398 in three matches)...named Pac-12 Freshman ball.com’s Top 100 players in the nation...named Player of the Week Sept. 2-8 for Cougar Chal- a PrepVolleyball.com Senior Ace…played on lenge (51 kills, .294, 5 aces, 39 digs, 6 blocks)... Payes Performance Volleyball Club for coach Jen- named MVP of Sam Houston State Invite (44 kills, nifer Canevari Agresti, a WSU letterwinner (1995- .388 hpct, 27 digs, 8 blocks)...career-high 19 digs 97)…Payes team finished third out of 32 teams in vs. Montana...26 kills (.308), plus 11 digs and six the 17-Open field at the 2011 USA Junior National blocks in 3-2 win at Oregon State 9/27... named Championships….Holt one of 15 players select- Pac-12 Freshman Player of the Week Oct. 28-Nov. ed to the USAV Junior National All-Tournament 3 after leading team in 3-0 win over Utah and 3-2 Team…also recruited by Colorado State, Dayton, loss to Colorado...named Pac-12 Freshman Play- Miami (FL), and TCU. er of the Week Nov. 11-17 after leading team in 3-2 win over No. 4 USC and 3-2 loss to UCLA... PERSONAL. Born in May 1995, in Berkeley, Ca- named Pac-12 Freshman Player of the Week Nov. lif…father Howard is a fire captain who played 18-24 after a career-high 28 kills (.304) in 3-2 basketball at UC Riverside and professionally in come-from-behind upset win at No. 23 Califor- Malta…mother Patricia is retired…older brother nia...tallied double-digit kills in 29 of 33 matches Kacey…active in Black Student Union at Albany to date...3.89 kps was seventh-best in Pac-12, HS…plans to major in Human Development. 53rd-best nationally...4.53 pps was seventh-best in Pac-12, 40th-best nationally...career-high four COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL aces vs. Nevada...0.28 aces per set was eighth- Favorite quote? Look good, feel good, play best in Pac-12...12 double-double matches was good. 11th-best in Pac-12 this season and tied for sixth- Favorite breakfast food? Pancakes best among all freshmen nationally...Holt’s rank- Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Duck ings in WSU single-season records - KILLS: 5th - Favorite word? Emmy 479; ATTACK ATTEMPTS: 3rd - 1316; and POINTS: Favorite movie quote? “Our deepest fear is that 10th - 557.5. we are powerful beyond measure.” Marianne Williamson HOLT’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned varsity Circus act you would most likely perform? Lion letters at Albany High in volleyball for coach Rog- tamer er Worsely…three-time MVP of the Bay Shore Greatest fear? Not making my parents proud. Athletic League (BSAL)…led Albany HS Cougars Weirdest quirk? I can blink really fast. team to two BSAL titles…team also won North Favorite Disney movie? Lion King Coast Section title in 2011…selected MVP of NCS Favorite superhero? Wonder Woman

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#3 Stephanie Logan Outside Hitter 6-2, Junior Pullman, Washington Pullman High ’11 PAC-V Kaepa Volleyball Club Major: Political Scienc

LOGAN’S WSU CAREER. SOPHOMORE (2013): Female Team of Year for both 2009 and 2010 sea- Left-handed hitter...saw action in 16 sets in 2013... sons…played on Pullman Volleyball Club for had six kills (.375) and three blocks vs. Montana. coaches David Weitz and Dan Vollmer and on the PAC-V Kaepa Volleyball Club for coach and for- REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2012): Toe surgery in mer Cougar Jackie Albright. summer 2012, missed entire summer training... saw action in 31 of 32 matches...tallied 9 kills, 2 PERSONAL. Born in May 1993 in Pullman…father digs and 4 blocks at Idaho...9 kills, 5 blocks vs. Cal Jim is engineer…mother Jean…brothers Sam, St Fullerton...also 9 kills in win over Arizona...had Dennis, Jeff and Scott…sisters Jennifer and Di- 6 kills and hit .333 at Oregon State...8 kills and hit ana…Jim and Jeff are both WSU grads…enjoys .500 with 4 blocks in win over Colorado...named snowboarding and playing the guitar…four-time to Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team. Scholar-Athlete…served as a page at the 2010 Washington State Legislative Session…won FRESHMAN 2011: Redshirt season. PHS’ Karen Johnson Doke Award…graduated with prep GPA of 3.8…received WSU University LOGAN’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned four Achievement Award…majoring in Political Sci- varsity letters at Pullman High in volleyball play- ence at WSU with a minor in Sociology....mem- ing right side and setter for coach David Weitz… ber of WSU Mock Trial Team...Thomas S. Foley Great Northern League MVP award winner as a Institute intern. junior, two-time first team all-state selection… freshman year Greyhounds advanced to top 16 COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL at state 2A tournament…sophomore season PHS Favorite quote? “People don’t care how much had 22-5 record winning league and district titles you know until they know how much you care.” before finishing fourth at state championships… Mark Twain won first of three sportsmanship awards at state Favorite breakfast food? Stuffed French toast tourney…named all-league second team…junior Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Dog food year won league, district and state 2A titles with (I was a young child!) 33-2 record…all-league and all-state first team Favorite word? Intrepidus (Latin for fearless) selection…team captain senior year and MVP Favorite movie quote? “It is our choices, Harry, as PHS ran up 34-4 record, repeated as league, that show what we truly are, far more than our region and Washington state 2A champions in abilities.” Albus Dumbledore 2010…first Pullman High team to win back-to- back state championships…all-league and all- Circus act you would most likely perform? Lion state first team selection…named to AVCA pre- tamer season Watch List…named to PrepVolleyball. Greatest fear? Natural disasters - tornado, hur- com’s Top 250 Senior Aces for 2011…broke Pull- ricane man High single season records for kills (378) Weirdest quirk? Snorting while laughing. and blocks (117), and second-best for blocks in Favorite Disney movie? The Emperor’s New a match (11) in 2010…team nominated for Inland Groove Northwest Sportswriters and Broadcasters Youth Favorite superhero? Wonder Woman 2014 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL 15 PASSION . UNITY . HUMILITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS

#1 Shawna Lum Defensive Specialist 5-6, Senior Westchester, California El Segundo ’11 Club Troy Volleyball Club Major: International Business/Spanish

LUM’S WSU CAREER. JUNIOR (2013): Pac-12 All- repeated on all-league first team…received high Academic honorable mention for second con- school’s sportsmanship award called Dick Ogles- secutive year...defensive specialist...plays back by Award…played on the Club Troy Volleyball row and subs in to serve tough...had two aces Club for coach Tom Nolan. and nine digs vs. Seton Hall...popped up 14 digs in 3-2 win @Oregon State...12 digs against No. 2 PERSONAL. Born in March 1993 in Inglewood, Washington...1.14 digs per set average. California…mother Pam Meisl is an insurance field sales specialist…stepfather Eric Smith is SOPHOMORE (2012): Defensive specialist... an archivist…father is Raymond D. Lum Jr., a shared back row duties with Maile Scarpino and carpenter…cousins played : libero Kate Sommer...season-best 16 digs vs. Or- Jordan Hill at Arizona and Harry Lum at Florida egon State 11/16...tallied 12 digs vs. Idaho...10 International…earned a 4.0 Grade Point Aver- digs vs. CSU Bakersfield...2 aces vs. Norfolk age all four years of high school…Dean’s List… State and in win over Colorado...averaging 1.47 California Scholarship Federation…president of dps...named to Pac-12 All-Academic honorable Save the Angels service group…named Northrop mention team. Grumman Internship senior year…received Spanish Seal of Biliteracy…majoring in Business FRESHMAN (2011): Starting libero during ear- Administration at WSU with an emphasis in In- ly part of season and again at end of season... ternational Business and a minor in Spanish. played defensive specialist when not libero...tal- lied 29 digs vs. Seattle University after contribut- ing 22 vs. EWU...313 digs and 2.68 digs per set average is team leader...landed three aces vs. COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL Santa Clara. Favorite quote? One doesn’t experience life un- less the world is traveled. LUM’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned four var- Favorite breakfast food? Bagel with fried egg, sity letters at El Segundo High School…all four avocado and Tapitio sauce as an outside hitter, right side hitter and setter Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Sea ur- for coaches Rick Arce, Natasha Nguyen and Car- chin, cow tongue or fried worms rie Dodd…freshman year Eagles finished third in Favorite word? Lashes Pioneer League…sophomore season team was Favorite movie quote? “It’s a Race.” Rat Race second in league as Lum played mostly at set- Circus act you would most likely perform? Hu- ter…named to all-league second team…selected man cannon ball most inspirational by team…junior year Eagles Greatest fear? To be attacked by a bear. were Pioneer League runners-up…advanced to Weirdest quirk? My high-pitch squeal that second round of playoffs…named all-league first comes out every once in a while. team…senior year team was league runner-up… Favorite Disney movie? Lion King again advanced to second round of playoffs… Favorite superhero? Pink Power Ranger

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#14 Haley MacDonald Setter 6-0, Sophomore Bothell, Washington Jackson High ’13 Island Thunder Volleyball Club Major: Nursing

MACDONALD’S WSU CAREER. FRESHMAN roll…planning to major in Human Development (2013): Southpaw...saw action in 46 sets of 25 at WSU pursue a nursing career. matches this season...had 38 assists, one kill and one block in win over No. 16 Arizona State 10/11... next night had 34 assists, two kills, eight digs and two blocks vs. Arizona 10/13...had 33 assists with career-high 13 digs and three kills in upset win over No. 4 USC 11/17...aggressive setter... changed the pace of the play and landed some left-handed dumps.

MACDONALD’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned four varsity letters at Henry M. Jackson High in volleyball for coach Ashley Allen…along with fellow WSU freshman Emmy Allen led Timber- wolves to third place finish at the 2012 Wash- ington 4A State Championship Tournament… voted onto all-state first team…also on Jack- son HS teams that won the state 4A champion- ship in 2010, placed fourth in 2011 and eighth in 2009…four-time All-Wesco first team selection… COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL named to Seattle Times 2011 All-Star team…Ev- Favorite quote? “I can do all things through erett Herald’s All-Area selection to second team Christ who strengthens me.” Philippians 4:13 as freshman and first team next three consecu- Favorite breakfast food? Coffee tive years…PrepVolleyball.com Sophomore Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Alligator 79…named a PrepVolleyball.com’s Senior Ace… Favorite word? What?! named to the 2012 Under Armour High School Favorite movie quote? “Fresh Start. Maybe we national All-America honorable mention team… should call ourselves the Febreeze Brothers in club action played for Washington Volleyball because it’s feeling so fresh right now. Right?” Academy, University Place, All-Out, and Island The Other Guys Thunder Volleyball Clubs…also recruited by Pur- Circus act you would most likely perform? El- due, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Oregon ephant poop scooper State among others. Greatest fear? Losing my family Weirdest quirk? Phobia of hearing people chew- PERSONAL. Born in January 1995, in Bellingham, ing. Wash…father Robert is a Boeing program man- Favorite Disney movie? Cinderella ager…mother Jennifer is a physical therapist… Favorite superhero? Jesus Christ younger brother Matthew…three-years on honor

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#9 Haylee Mathis Setter 5-11, Freshman Strasburg, Illinois St. Anthony ’13 Rapid Fire Volleyball Club Major: Agriculture and Food Systems

MATHIS’ HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned four varsity letters as a setter for volleyball coach Kris- tie Bailey on the St. Anthony High School (Stras- burg Ill.) volleyball team…two-time National Trail Conference MVP honoree…selected to the all- conference team four times…led the Bulldogs to four NTC championships…in 2013 St. Anthony advanced to Illinois Super Sectionals - the Elite Eight for the state...named to the Illinois State honorable mention team in 2012…also named a PrepVolleyball.com Sophomore 79…named to the Decatur Area Best 2012 team…played on the 2012 USA Volleyball High Performance Girls Select Continental team and 2013 USA High Per- formance Girls Youth A1 National team…named to the 2013 USA Volleyball High Performance All- Tournament team.

PERSONAL. Born in July 1996 in Decatur, Ill… father Russell is a locomotive engineer…moth- er Vickie is a doctor’s office assistant…has one younger sister, Lexie…intended pre-pharmacy major…made the Honor Roll all four years in high school…planning to major in Agriculture COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL with an emphasis in Food Systems at WSU. Favorite quote? You were given this life because you are strong enough to live it. Favorite breakfast food? Breakfast burrito Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Sushi Favorite word? Rediculous Favorite movie quote? “I’ve got a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.” The Wizard of Oz Circus act you would most likely perform? Mime Greatest fear? Never seeing my chickens again. Weirdest quirk? I sometimes cry when I laugh. Favorite Disney movie? Beauty and the Beast Favorite superhero? Ironman or Katie Hinrichs

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#13 Arlicia Ortiz Defensive Specialist 5-4, Freshman Spanaway, Washington Spanaway Lake High ’14 Puget Sound Volleyball Club Major: Sport Management

ORTIZ’ HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned seven at Spanaway Lake High School…four as an outside hitter for volleyball coach Tina Brooks…three let- ters as a sprinter for track and field coach Karl Huseth…during prep track career, finished sev- enth in the 2013 state 4A Track Championships in the 100m dash and named Tacoma Athletic Com- mission’s Athlete of the Year for track…on the volleyball court, two-time South Puget Sound League volleyball honorable mention selec- tion (2011 and 2012), and All-Area second team in 2013…Tacoma Athletic Commission’s Athlete of the Year for volleyball senior season…during volleyball club career, member of Puget Sound Volleyball Academy team with coach Jan Kirk that won the 2011 U14 Open Pacific Northwest Qualifier….member of Power Surge club team with coach Roger Afalava that won the U15 Pa- cific Northwest Qualifier…as a junior, competed on the U17 Puget Sound Volleyball club coached by former WSU All-America setter Stephanie Papke…team won the National Patriot’s Divi- sion National Championship….spent three years COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL on the Puget Sound High Performance travel Favorite quote? I didn’t come this far just to team…that squad placed third at the USA Vol- come this far. leyball High Performance Championships in Ft. Favorite breakfast food? Spam and rice Lauderdale, Fla. Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Alligator fingers PERSONAL. Born in January 1997 in Tacoma…fa- Favorite word? Juxtaposition ther Marcos Ortiz is a Seattle Police Department Favorite movie quote? “He touched the butt!” detective…mother Latonya Gibson is a correc- Finding Nemo tions officer…older brother Antonio…younger Circus act you would most likely perform? Dog brothers Matthew and Gabriel…hobbies include trainer drawing and painting…three-year member of the Greatest fear? Spiders, failure National Honor Society…class treasurer twice… Weirdest quirk? I have to write on paper with ASB Vice President…Link crew leader…accorded more pieces of paper underneath. the WSU SHAPING Certificate of Excellence… Favorite Disney movie? Hercules plans to pursue a major in sport management. Favorite superhero? Catwoman

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#21 Casey Schoenlein Outside Hitter 6-5, Freshman Bellevue, Washington Newport High ‘14 Seattle Juniors Volleyball Club Major: Communication

SCHOENLEIN’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned works at the YMCA…older sister Braden…older nine letters at Newport High…four as an outside brother Grant is currently a student at WSU… hitter for volleyball coach Steve Trachy…four as high-achiever in the classroom with a 3.93 grade a center for basketball Travis Whitaker…one as point average…planning to major in Communi- a goalie for coach Farrah Kunkel… cation at WSU. three-time All-KingCo-4A league honorable men- tion selection in basketball…in 2012-13 season led state in blocked shots (120) and fifth in the state in rebounds (257)…in 2013-14 season led state in blocked shots with a 5.0 blocks per game average and had the fifth-best assists average of 3.5 per game…also a member of 2012 state champion water polo team and was named to the all-state first team…on the volleyball court, was four-year All-KingCo 4A volleyball selection and a two-time league Most Valuable Player… led the Knights volleyball team to three consecu- tive league titles…Newport finished fourth at the 2013 Washington state 4A Championships after a seventh-place finish in 2011…tallied four con- secutive state 4A Championship tournament appearances which is unprecedented in school history….earned the individual Sportsmanship COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL Award at two state volleyball tournaments… Favorite quote? “Be kind whenever possible. It selected to the Seattle Times 2012 and 2013 All- is always possible.” Dalai Lama Area Volleyball Teams…summer of 2011 won Favorite breakfast food? Cinnamon rolls a first place qualifier for the USA Junior Beach Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Goat Tour…nationally was a PrepVolleyball.com’s Top Favorite word? Wahoozi 50 Junior Recruits for 2012 and was No. 58 on Favorite movie quote? “What we do in life the PrepVolleyball.com’s 2013 Senior Aces list… echoes in eternity.” General Maximus Decimus senior year stats included 343 kills, 205 digs, 77 Meridius, Gladiator aces and 28 blocks…attended USA Volleyball A2 Circus act you would most likely perform? Tra- High Performance Camp in summer 2013…two- peze year member of the Seattle Juniors Volleyball Greatest fear? Snakes Club playing for coach Shannon Pratt. Weirdest quirk? Singing in the shower. Favorite Disney movie? The Little Mermaid PERSONAL. Born in March 1996 in Bellevue, Favorite superhero? Spiderman Wash…father Gary is an F.B.I. agent who was a competitive swimmer at USC…mother Kris 20 2014 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL PASSION . UNITY . HUMILITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS

#2 Kate Sommer Libero/Defensive Specialist 5-4, Junior Pacific Palisades, California Lighthouse Christian Academy ’12 Sunshine Volleyball Club Major: Human Development

SOMMER’S WSU CAREER. SOPHOMORE (2013): pVolleyball.com’s Senior Aces, a list of the top Second year starter at libero...4.02 dps average 150 high school players in the country…compet- led team and was eighth-best in Pac-12...tallied ed at the Junior Olympics for the past five years 21 digs at Oregon State 9/27 and again at Utah as a member of the Sunshine Volleyball Club. 10/4...landed three aces vs. Alabama 8/31...served back-to-back aces in 21-19 fifth-set win over No. PERSONAL. Born in March 1994 in Santa Mon- 4 USC...had a career-high 36 digs in 3-2 come- ica, Calif…father Harrison is a lawyer…moth- from-behind win at No. 23 California 11/24...36 er Pamela is a teacher…older brothers Daniel digs is the second-most in WSU all-time records and Clayton…older sisters Lauren, Lindsey and and tied for most in Pac-12 this season...double- Stephanie…Lindsey played volleyball at Concor- digit digs in 27 of 33 matches this season...holds dia and Stephanie played volleyball at Cal State two spots on WSU’s single season digs records - Fullerton…planning to major in Human Develop- 495 digs in 2013 is fifth-best and 459 digs in 2012 ment at WSU. is seventh-best...also listed twice on single sea- son digs per set list - 4.06 dpg 2012 is sixth and 4.02 dps in 2013 is seventh...954 career digs is 10-best in WSU all-time...4.04 dps career average is fourth-best in WSU all-time records.

FRESHMAN (2012): Sole freshman on squad...sec- ond recruit for Greeny’s WSU program...named to Cougar Challenge all-tournament team...led team and 6th in Pac-12 at 4.06 dps and 7th in COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL Pac-12 ONLY matches with 4.29 dps...known for Favorite quote? “Doubt kills more dreams than hustle and jaw-dropping digs...served three aces failure ever will.” Karim Seddik vs. No. 4 Oregon 11/17...tallied 29 digs vs. Oregon Favorite breakfast food? Bacon State 11/16...had 25 matches with double-figure Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Cow in- digs...459 digs this season is 6th-best in WSU’s testine single season all-time records. Favorite word? Dood! Favorite movie quote? “Harry! Don’t move!” SOMMER’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned Home Alone three varsity letters as an outside hitter and de- Circus act you would most likely perform? Tra- fensive specialist for volleyball coach Emily Ham- peze performer ilton…three-time All-Coastal League selection Greatest fear? Being trapped in a small elevator. and was named the league most valuable player Weirdest quirk? I pull out my eyebrows (and as a junior…earned All-California Interscholastic other people’s). Federation (CIF) accolades as a junior…began Favorite Disney movie? The Incredibles 2011 season named one of the top liberos on Pre- Favorite superhero? Superman

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STEPHENS’ WSU CAREER. FRESHMAN (2013): ing, History Student of the Month…planning to Saw action in 105 of 123 sets in 2013...career-high major in Sport Science at WSU. three aces in win over No. 16 Arizona State 10/11... career-high 16 digs vs. Arizona 10/13...three aces again in 3-0 win over Utah 11/2...had 12 digs in 3-2 upset win over No. 4 USC 11/17...0.20 aces per set is third-best on team.

STEPHENS’ HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned four varsity letters as a setter and outside hitter at West Albany High in volleyball for coach Kelli Backer… named 2012 Gatorade State Player of the Year for the state of Oregon...led Bulldogs to 2012 Oregon 5A state championships after being runners-up in 2011, and third and fourth place freshman and sophomore years…named co-MVP of the 2011 and 2012 state championship matches…named to the All-State Tournament first team twice and the second team once…Bulldogs were undefeat- ed in Mid-Willamette Valley League play for three consecutive seasons and only lost one match in 2009…three-time MWV League MVP….in beach volleyball was Juniors 16U Champion, Juniors COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL 18U Champion, Women’s AA Quads Champion, Favorite quote? “What lies behind us and what Women’s AA Double Champion, and Advanced lies before us are small matters compared to Coach/Player Champion at the Seaside (Oregon) what lies within us.” Ralph Waldo Emerson Beach Volleyball Tournaments from 2009-12… Favorite breakfast food? French toast played on Oregon Northwest Juniors 18 Air Elite Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Escargot Club team, coached by Rodney Jones, that was Favorite word? Chocolate the 2012 Regional champions...also recruited by Favorite movie quote? “Put your faith in what Oregon State, Portland State and Montana State. you believe in most.” Tarzan Circus act you would most likely perform? Tight PERSONAL. Born in June 1995, in Corvallis, rope walker Ore…father Daniel is a concrete contractor who Greatest fear? Snakes played basketball at George Fox College…moth- Weirdest quirk? I tie my shoes twice before er Tina is an accountant…older brother Tye…3.74 games. GPA…National Honor Society…AIM Leadership, Favorite Disney movie? Tarzan FLASH - Freshman Learning and Seniors Help- Favorite superhero? Spiderman

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#11 Ashley Vander Tuig Outside Hitter 6-2, Redshirt Sophomore Tulare, California Central Valley Christianson High ‘12 ? Volleyball Club Major: Agriculture and Food Systems

VANDER TUIG’S PRE-WSU CAREER. At Azusa Systems at WSU. Pacific University, freshman season started 31 matches in 2012 and led the team with 131 blocks (1.12 bps) which ranked second in the Pacific West Conference…had 222 kills (1.90 kps) and a .293 hitting percentage…named to All-PacWest third team…sophomore season played in only five sets (2 matches) before injury ended season and she redshirted…transferred to WSU in sum- mer 2014.

VANDER TUIG’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned nine letters in four sports at Central Valley Chris- tian…three as a middle hitter for volleyball coach Meghan Warkentin…two in basketball for coach Michelle McNiece…three in track as a high jump- er and triple jumper for coach Brian Gilbert… one in for coach Dana Gilkey…earned All-Central Sequoia League (CSL) first team and all-county honors in volleyball three consecu- tive years….tabbed the Visalia Times Delta and Fresno Bee Player of the Year…named CSL most COUGARS CONFIDENTIAL valuable player as a senior after leading her team Favorite quote? “Got milk?” to a 31-6 overall record…squad was undefeated Favorite breakfast food? Extra thin pancakes in league play and CIF Central Section champi- Strangest thing you have ever eaten? Cow ons all three years….recognized as the National tongue Christian Schools Athletic Association as Play- Favorite word? Slopje er of the Year…during prep basketball playing Favorite movie quote? “What do you wanna career was team and CSL MVP and defensive marry me for anyhow? So I can kiss you any- player of the year senior season…named Visalia time I want.” Sweet Home Alabama Times Delta Athlete of the Year. Circus act you would most likely perform? Tra- pezing PERSONAL. Born April 1994 in Upland, Calif…fa- Greatest fear? Frogs ther Richard is a dairy farmer who played basket- Weirdest quirk? I excessively write my name on ball at Azusa Pacific…mother Melanie is a home- everything. maker…younger sisters Katelyn, Kendall and Favorite Disney movie? The Little Mermaid Brooklyn…younger brother Austin…planning to Favorite superhero? I have never seen a super- major in Agriculture with an emphasis in Food hero movie.

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Cougar Volleyball: A History of Success

The Washington State volleyball program, entering its 41st year, has a proud and distinguished history of postseason competition. Playing in the Pac-12, the “Conference of Champions,” provides WSU with top na- tionally-ranked opponents on a weekly basis throughout the season. The Cougars have participated in the NCAA Championship Tournament ten times, with two Elite Eight appearances.

Current Head Coach Jen Greeny and her staff have worked tirelessly for the past three seasons to rebuild the program back to national prominence with a nationally-ranked recruiting class of highly-skilled players. The 2013 Cougars volleyball team achieved a winning record for the first time in four years, finishing 18-15 overall, 5-15 in Pac-12. WSU scored impressive wins over No. 16 Arizona State, No. 4 USC and at No. 23 California. The Cougars were led by Kyra Holt, the AVCA Pacific North Region Freshman of the Year, All-Pac-12 honor- able mention and Pac-12 All-Freshman first team member. During the 2013 season, the Cougars had five true freshmen on the court many times - freshmen from the 14th-best recruiting class in the nation (PrepVolley- ball.com). As further testament to the strength of the freshman class, Emmy Allen and Hailey Bethune were selected to the Pac-12 All-Freshman honorable mention team. Sophomore libero Kate Sommer, Greeny’s first true freshman recruit, led the team in digs and was eighth-best in the Pac-12.

Going back nearly four decades, the 1977 WSU team participated in the Association for Intercollegiate Athlet- ics for Women (AIAW) National Championships. The Marie Matson-coached squad was the regional champi- ons but grabbed one win in five matches at the national tournament.

WSU’s first NCAA Championship Tournament appearance came in 1991, starting a streak of post-season play for head coach Cindy Fredrick’s teams. The No. 19 Cougars, led by All-Pac-10 selections Carrie Couturier and Keri Killebrew, traveled to Albuquerque and faced the No. 8 New Mexico Lobos, falling 3-1. The following year the Cougars were the top seed in the 16-team NIVC tournament in Kansas City. No. 20 WSU convincingly swept the bracket, winning the national title in 18-straight sets (six matches). WSU setter Keri Killebrew, a first- team All-Pac-10 selection, was the NIVC Most Valuable Player and became the first Cougar to earn All-America honors in volleyball.

In 1993, No. 21 WSU, led by All-Pac-10 selection Becky Howlett, defeated the University of San Diego 3-1 in the first round of the NCAA Championships in Provo, Utah. The crimson Cougars fell to the No. 4 BYU Cougars in the second round, 3-0. The 1994 NCAA tournament first round found No. 25 WSU, led by All-Pac-10 first team Sarah Silvernail, back in Albuquerque again with the No. 20 Lobos eking out a 3-2 victory on their home court.

The 1995 season found a very young Cougar team nicknamed the Baby Bombers (no seniors and only three juniors on the 14-member squad) finishing as the runners-up in the Pac-10 final standings. After being ranked as high as fifth-nationally - the highest national ranking for any WSU team up to that time - the Cougars were led by All-American Sarah Silvernail, All-Pac-10 selections Keren Oigman (first team), Stephanie Papke (hon- orable mention) and Jennifer Stinson (All-Freshman). WSU was ranked No. 11 going into the NCAA Champi- onships and seeded third in the Pacific Region which accorded the Cougars a first round bye. WSU hosted an unranked Oral Roberts team in the second round and the older, internationally-experienced ORU team swept the Cougars in Pullman. Coach Cindy Fredrick was named the Pac-10 and AVCA District VIII Coach of the Year.

The most successful season in WSU volleyball history was the 1996 season. The Cougars had a 25-5 record, was the Pac-10 runners-up with the most conference wins ever (14), went undefeated at home in Bohler Gym (14-0) and was the first WSU women’s team in any sport to advance past the second round in an NCAA tour- nament. Led by All-American and Pac-10 Player of the Year Sarah Silvernail and All-American and All-Pac-10 setter Stephanie Papke, the No. 9 Cougars received a first round bye and then hosted No. 24 Kansas State taking a 3-1 win. At the Pacific Regional semifinals at Stanford, WSU defeated No. 6 Loyola Marymount 3-1 and advanced to the Elite Eight. No. 2 Stanford won the regional final 3-0, a payback for the Cougars’ first win over the Cardinal in 23 meetings a month earlier in the season. Stanford went on to win the national title while WSU finished No. 7 in the final AVCA national rankings.

The 1997 season marked the fifth consecutive year for WSU to participate in the NCAA Championship Tourna- ment and the seventh consecutive year of post-season play. Ranked No. 11 nationally, WSU hosted the first and second rounds, defeating Lehigh 3-0 and No. 20 Colorado State 3-1 with All-Pac-10 selection Jennifer

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Stinson (now WSU Head Coach Jen Greeny) leading the way. The crimson and gray squad took on No. 8 Florida in the Central Regional Semifinals in Madison, Wis., falling in straight sets.

Washington State saw NCAA Championship tournament action again in 2000 with current Cougar Head Coach Jen Stinson Greeny joining Cindy Fredrick as an assistant coach. All-Pac-10 selection LaToya Harris led the unranked Cougars to a 3-0 first round win over Tennessee at University Park, Penn. In the second round the Cougars fell to the defending national champions and No. 8 Penn State Lions, 3-1. Harris earned her second All-Pac-10 honors in 2001, leading the Cougars to another at-large berth to the NCAA Championship Tournament. WSU hosted No. 11 Hawai’i only to have the Wahine take the match 3-0.

The Cougars racked up a 24-8 record in the 2002 season that included a 3-1 defeat of No. 1 Stanford in Pullman. LaToya Harris grabbed her third All-Pac-10 award while Holly Harris, Adrian Hankoff, Kortney Jamtaas and Chelsie Schafer were all named to the all-conference honorable mention team. Ranked No. 11, WSU traveled to Manhattan, Kan., and swept Oral Roberts in the first round and defeated No. 22 Kansas State 3-1. After a whirlwind of travel from Kansas back to Pullman to Gainesville, Florida, for the East Regional, the Cougars took on No. 6 Northern Iowa and after a 3-0 win moved back to the Elite Eight for the second time in school history. WSU gave the home team, the No. 5 Florida Gators, a good tussle but lost 3-1. WSU ended the season ranked No. 7.

The 2009 tournament bid marked the 10th trip to the NCAA Championship Tournament for the WSU volleyball program. Washington State joined seven other Pac-10 teams selected to play in the tournament giving more credence to the “Conference of Champions” title. Pac-10 Coach of the Year Andrew Palileo took the Cougars to Lincoln, Neb., for the first round, WSU falling to No. 20 Northern Iowa 3-0. Then freshman Rachel Todorovich led the Cougars with 15 kills, a .556 hitting percentage an 10 digs, and then sophomore Meagan Ganzer added 13 kills.

Jen Stinson Greeny became Washington State’s head coach in the spring of 2011. Her NCAA experience as both a Cougar player and as- sistant coach gives her the experience to propel the Cougar volleyball team back into the NCAA Championships in the very near future.

WSU Volleyball NCAA Championships History

Year Event Results 1991 NCAA First Round No. 8 New Mexico def. No. 19 WSU 3-1, at Albuquerque 1993 NCAA First Round No. 21 WSU def. San Diego 3-1, at Pullman NCAA Second Round No. 4 BYU def. No. 21 WSU 3-0, at Provo 1994 NCAA First Round No. 20 New Mexico def. No. 25 WSU 3-2, at Albuquerque 1995 NCAA Second Round Oral Roberts def. No. 11 WSU 3-0, at Pullman 1996 NCAA Second Round No. 9 WSU def. No. 24 Kansas State 3-0, at Pullman NCAASweet Sixteen No. 9 WSU def. No. 6 Loyola Marymount 3-1, at Stanford NCAA Elite Eight No. 2 Stanford def. No. 9 WSU 3-0, at Stanford 1997 NCAA First Round No. 11 WSU def. Lehigh 3-0, at Pullman NCAA Second Round No. 11 WSU def. No. 20 Colorado State 3-1, at Pullman NCAA Sweet Sixteen No. 8 Florida def. No. 11 WSU 3-0, at Madison 2000 NCAA First Round WSU def. Tennessee 3-0, at University Park, Pennsylvania NCAA Second Round No. 8 Penn State def. WSU 3-1, at University Park, Penn. 2001 NCAA First Round No. 11Hawai’i def. WSU 3-0, at Pullman 2002 NCAA First Round No. 11 WSU def. Oral Roberts 3-0, at Manhattan, Kan. NCAA Second Round No. 11 WSU def. No. 22 Kansas State 3-1, at Manhattan, Kan. NCAA Sweet Sixteen No.11 WSU def. No. 6 Northern Iowa 3-0, at Gainesville NCAA Elite Eight No. 5 Florida def. No. 11 WSU 3-1, at Gainesville 2009 NCAA First Round No. 20 Northern Iowa def. WSU 3-0, at Lincoln, Neb.

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Annie Adams 2009 Adetokunbo Faleti 2006-07 Mandy Kister 1977 Maile Scarpino 2011-12 Jackie Albright 2006-09 Terry Fay 1977 Kim Kleven 1995-98 Beverly Schaaf 1982-84 Emmy Allen 2013 Gwen Fernandez 1989 Kathy Kocins 1984-85 Chelsie Schafer 1999-2002 Julie Ament 1986-87 Donna Finney 1984-87 Kim Kohler 1981 Sally Schroeder 1985 Elis Arias 1994-97 Bree Flach 2008 Cori Seale 1992-93 Ance Auzina 2002 Michele Furlong 1984-85 Laurie Lamken 1983 Kim Seals 1975-77 Brenn Larson 2002-03 Joyce Selveit 1976 Denise Baez 1993 Meagan Ganzer 2008-11 Dion Leckie 1987-88 Kathy Sheedy 1981 Marijean Baird 1984 Suzanne Geppert 1983-86 Kerry Lewis 1998-2001 Sarah Silvernail 1993-96 Cindy Baker 1985-88 Carrie Gilley 1990-93 Jordan Levenseller 2010-11 Annie Sitter 1988-89 Maryka Banta 1985 Marcelina Glab 2010-13 Stephanie Logan 2012-13 Joni Skagen 1982 Jen Barcus 2003-05 Sheila Gluzer 2003 April Lott 2003-06 Amy Small 2007-08 Elena Bariechiecich 1983 Marjie Goddard 1983-85 Mary Luhrs 1998 Colleen Smith 1997-98 Jeannette Barham 1976 Angela Gotelli 1993-94 Shawna Lum 2011-13 Jayne Smith 1976-77 Betty Bartram 1990-92, 94 Sue Graham 1981 Nancy Lust 1981-83 Kate Sommer 2012-13 Zanda Bautre 2000-03 Katie Gray 1975-76 Teresa Lust 1982 Lori Sorenson 1977 Krista Beightol 1990, 92-94 Denise Green 1977-81 Kathy Lyon 1976-77 Liz Spear 2003-04 Cory Bergey 1991-92 Melanie Greene 2003 Phelicia Sperrazzo 1986-89 B. Berry 1975 Shannan Griffin 1989-92 Haley MacDonald 2013 Joy Sperry 1998-99 Hailey Bethune 2013 Susan Guest 1987 Cheryl McCleary 1975-77 Samantha Spink 1997-98 Chelsey Bettinson 2011-13 Amanda McDonald 1995-96 Tani Stephens 2013 Alison Billingsley 2001-04 Kathi Hagemeyer 1983-84 Deb McGill 1977-79 Jennifer Stinson 1995-98 Sara Biondi 2010 Kelly Hankins 1990-91 J. McPherson 1975 Anne Sugars 1976 Shelly Birch 1986-87 Adrian Hankoff 1999-2002 Megan McManus 2011 E. Sugars 1975 Missy Blackshire 1998-99 Ver’Leea Hardaway 2011-13 Jessica Martin 1997 Kali Surplus 2000-01 Kelly Bohart 1978-80 Holly Harris 1999-2002 Nicole Martin 2004 Renee Bordelon 2008-09 Jaicee Harris 2011-13 Melissa Merkley 1994 Brittany Tillman 2007-10 Janet Bottenberg 1982 LaToya Harris 1999-2002 Stacey Miller 1998-99 Jennifer Todd 2003-04 Melissa Boyle 2000-01 Carly Hayashikawa 2004-06 Kathleen Monda 2001 Rachel Todorovich 2009-12 LaQué Branch 2002-03 B. Helgeland 1975 Fawnda Morris 1981-82 Terry Tomich 1982-83 Ashley Bristol 2003 Teresa Henning 1984-85 P. Brown 1975 Debi Henry 1988 Paige Nelson 1995-96 Heidi Urquhart 1977-79 Rochelle Buell 1991-92 Jenny Herndon 1994-95 Breann Nesselhuf 2008 Jill Urquhart 1979 McKenzie Burgess 2003-04 Jennifer Herse 1979 Pam Newton 1982 Oceana Bush 2009-10 Stacy Hoffman 1993 Laurie Van Diest 1984-87 Stacey Holbrook 2003-04 Keren Oigman 1994-97 Yvonne Velasco 1976-77 Jessie Camp 2003-05 Kyra Holt 2013 Natalia Owens 2005 Debra Voliva 1982-83 Megan Camp 2002-04 Kristen Hovde 1989-92 Lucie Vratnickova 1997-98 Jennifer Canevari 1995-97 Becky Howlett 1992-93 Stephanie Papke 1994-97 Kristen Carlson 2003 Nikki Hubbert 1995 Jalen Pendon 2005-06 Stephanie Weishaar 2005-08 Gayle Christie 1984 Diane Hunton 1979 Maureen Perez 2005-07 Beth Welch 1987-89 Dee Coffin 1975 Faith Hutcherson 2007-10 Chani Phillips 1979-82 Darci Wellsandt 1990, 92-93 Carrie Couturier 1988-91 Kelly Hyder 2006-09 Kathy Plotnikoff 1979-80 Tara West 2006-07 Maureen Cox 1992-93 Victoria Prince 2002 Jamie Wheat 1986 Jan Cunningham 1975-76 Camryn Irwin 2011-13 Jean Prudy 1976-77 Shannon Wyckoff 1994-97

Gwen Davis 2005 Kortney Jamtaas 1999-2002 Denna Rawie 1988-89 Lisa Yensen 1990-91 Laura Davis 1987 Kathy Jentoft 1978-81 Kathleen Reeve 1987-88 Lisa Davis 1981-84 Brittany Johnson 2005-08 Carla Reyes 1986-89 Lisa Debolt 1989 Joanne Johnson 1991-93 Mary Anne Rice 1981-84 Letterwinners from 1975-2013 Brittney Diaz 2001 Kristen Johnson 1998-99 Kali Richards 2003 Alex Diemer 2009 Cassie Robbins 2006-09 Karen Donahou 1979 Kaleinani Kabalis 2010 Margy Robinson 1979-81 J. Kauzlarich 1975 Emily Rooney 2008 Lori Eastep 1994 Kristin Kelley 2004 Kelly Rosin 2003-06 Linda Emtman 1982-83 Sue Kelso 1979-82 Wendy Rouse 1995-97 Sue English 1975 Trina Kightlinger 1999-2000 Camila Rower 2000 Nancy Engman 1976 Keri Killebrew 1990-92 Kimika Rozier 2008 Te’Ara Epps 2005 Traci King 1987-89 Deirdre Runnette 1987-88 Alicia Erickson 1998 Conley Kipp 2009-10 Kelly Russell 2005

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CHAMPIONS 2ND ROUND 2ND ROUND ELITE 8 SWEET 16 2ND ROUND ELITE 8 Cougar Volleyball Honors All-Pac-10/12 Conference Teams Jen Canevari, Honorable Mention 2013 Kyra Holt, Honorable Mention 1993 Sarah Silvernail, First Team 2012 Jaicee Harris, Honorable Mention 1992 Maureen Cox, First Team 2011 Meagan Ganzer, First Team 1988 Carrie Couturier, First Team 2010 Meagan Ganzer, Honorable Mention 2009 Renee Bordelon, Honorable Mention Pacific-10 Conference Player of the Year Cassie Robbins, Honorable Mention 1996 Sarah Silvernail 2004 Jennifer Todd, Honorable Mention 2003 Zanda Bautre, Honorable Mention Pacific-10 Conference Coach of the Year 2002 LaToya Harris, First Team 2009 Andrew Palileo Holly Harris, Honorable Mention 1995 Cindy Fredrick Adrian Hankoff, Honorable Mention Kortney Jamtaas, Honorable Mention Pacific-10 Conference Medal Winner Chelsie Schafer, Honorable Mention 1998 Stephanie Papke 2001 LaToya Harris, First Team Adrian Hankoff, Honorable Mention AVCA All-America Team Kali Surplus, Honorable Mention 2011 Meagan Ganzer, Honorable Mention 2000 LaToya Harris, First Team 1996 Sarah Silvernail, First team Chelsie Schafer, Honorable Mention Stephanie Papke, Second team Kali Surplus, Honorable Mention 1995 Sarah Silvernail, Second team 1999 LaToya Harris, Honorable Mention 1992 Keri Killebrew, Second team 1998 Wendy Rouse, Honorable Mention 1997 Jennifer Stinson, First Team AVCA All-District VIII/All-West Region Stephanie Papke, Honorable Mention 2011 Meagan Ganzer 1996 Sarah Silvernail, Player of the Year 1996 Sarah Silvernail Stephanie Papke, First Team Stephanie Papke Keren Oigman, Honorable Mention 1995 Sarah Silvernail 1995 Sarah Silvernail, First Team 1994 Sarah Silvernail Keren Oigman, First Team 1993 Becky Howlett Stephanie Papke, Honorable Mention 1992 Keri Killebrew 1994 Sarah Silvernail, First Team 1991 Carrie Couturier 1993 Becky Howlett, First Team Keri Killebrew 1992 Keri Killebrew, First Team Kelli Hankins 1991 Carrie Couturier, First Team 1988 Kathleen Reeve Keri Killebrew, First Team AVCA Pacific North Region Freshman of the Year Pacific-10 Conference All-Freshman Team 2013 Kyra Holt 2013 Kyra Holt, First Team Emmy Allen, Honorable Mention AVCA District VIII Coach of the Year Hailey Bethune, Honorable Mention 1995 Cindy Fredrick 2009 Oceana Bush, First Team Rachel Todorovich, Honorable Mention U.S. National Team 2006 Corina Beyer, Honorable Mention 1997 Colleen Smith Kelly Hyder, Honorable Mention 1996 Sarah Silvernail 2005 Brittany Johnson, Honorable Mention Jennifer Stinson Jalen Pendon, Honorable Mention 2004 Jennifer Todd, Honorable Mention U.S. Strength & Conditioning Coaches All-America 2003 Kristen Carlson, First Team 1996 Sarah Silvernail Jennifer Todd, First Team 2002 Brenn Larson, First Team U.S. Olympic Festival Participants 2000 Zanda Bautre, First Team 1994 Sarah Silvernail (North Team, Gold Medal) 1999 LaToya Harris, First Team 1993 Becky Howlett (North Team) Holly Harris, Honorable Mention Joanne Johnson (West Team, Silver Medal) Melissa Wright, Honorable Mention 1989 Beth Welch (East Team, Bronze Medal) 1997 Colleen Smith, Honorable Mention 1995 Jennifer Stinson, First Team 2014 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL 27 PASSION . UNITY . HUMILITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS

Cougar All-Americans

Keri Killebrew Sarah Silvernail • 1992 All-America Second Team • 1996 All-America First Team • Captain of 1992 National Invitational Championship • 1995 All-America Second Team team • 1996 Pac-10 Player of the Year • 1992 NIVC Most Valuable Player Award • All-Pacific Region Tournament team • 1991, 1992 First Team All-Pac-10 • Three-time All-District VIII Team • WSU career assists record (4,553) • Six-time Pac-10 Player of the Week • 4th in Pac-10 career assists (4,553) • AVCA National Player of the Week Nov. 3-10, 1996 • 8th in NCAA all-time career assists (5,848) • WSU career kills record (1848) • 21st player in Div. I history to reach 5,000 assists • WSU single-season kills record (649) • 1991, 1992 All-West Region teams • WSU match kills record (39) • WSU match assists record (85 vs. USC, 1992) • Pac-10 single-season kills per game avg. (6.12 kpg) • 1996 GSSA Amateur Female Athlete of the Year • 1996 Tacoma News Tribune Female Athlete of the Year • 1996 Seattle PI Star Award finalist

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Cougar All-Americans

Stephanie Papke Meagan Ganzer • 1996 All-America Second Team • 2011 All-America Honorable Mention • 1996 First Team All-Pac-10 • 2011 AVCA All-Region Team • 1996 All-District VIII Team • 2011 All-Pac-12 First Team • 1996 Pac-10 All-Academic First Team • 11th Cougar to land 1,000 career kills • 1996 Pac-10 assists avg. leader (13.92) • 3rd in WSU career kills (1,531) • 8th in Pac-10 hitting pct. (.313) • 9th in WSU career solo blockes (52) • 2nd Best Pac-10 single season assist avg. (13.92) • Led Pac-12 with 4.88 kills per set • 1997 All Pac-10 Honorable Mention • 4.88 kills per set was 4th-best nationally • 1997 Pac-10 All Academic Honorable Mention • 2nd in Pac-12 and 6th nationall with 5.38 points per set • 3rd in WSU career assists (3,839) • 2nd-best in WSU single season records for kills in 2011 (595), and 8th in 2010 (467) • 1998 Pac-10 Medal Winner • 2010 All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention • 1998 NCAA Woman of Year Nominee

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Academic Honors Academic success has been a mainstay of the Cougar volleyball program. To be eligible for selec- tion to the Pac-12 All-Academic team, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 overall grade point average, be either a starter or a significant contributor, and be in their second year at their school.

Pac-10/12 All-Academic Teams

1991 Carrie Couturier, first team 2007 Brittany Johnson, first team 1992 Corey Bergey, honorable mention Tara West, first team 1993 Stacy Hoffman, second team Jackie Albright, honorable mention 1995 Shannon Wyckoff, first team Adetokunbo Faleti, honorable mention Stephanie Papke, second team Maureen Perez, honorable mention 1996 Stephanie Papke, first team Cassie Robbins, honorable mention Jennifer Stinson, second team Stephanie Weishaar, honorable mention Wendy Rouse, second team 2008 Brittany Johnson, first team Shannon Wyckoff, honorable mention Jackie Albright, honorable mention 1997 Wendy Rouse, second team Cassie Robbins, honorable mention Jennifer Stinson, second team Amy Small, honorable mention Shannon Wyckoff, second team Stephanie Weishaar, honorable mention Stephanie Papke, honorable mention 2009 Jackie Albright, second team 1998 Jennifer Stinson, first team Faith Hutcherson, honorable mention Samantha Spink, first team Cassie Robbins, honorable mention Kim Kleven, second team 2010 Faith Hutcherson, honorable mention Wendy Rouse, second team 2011 Rachel Todorovich, honorable mention Lucie Vratnickova, honorable mention 2012 Camryn Irwin, first team 2000 Melissa Boyle, second team Stephanie Logan, second team Holly Harris, honorable mention Chelsey Bettinson, honorable mention Kortney Jamtaas, honorable mention Shawna Lum, honorable mention Trina Kightlinger, honorable mention Rachel Todorovich, honorable mention Chelsie Schafer, honorable mention 2013 Camryn Irwin, first team 2001 Zanda Bautre, honorable mention Chelsey Bettinson, honorable mention Melissa Boyle, honorable mention Shawna Lum, honorable mention Adrian Hankoff, honorable mention Holly Harris, honorable mention Kortney Jamtaas, honorable mention Chelsie Schafer, honorable mention 2002 Adrian Hankoff, honorable mention Holly Harris, honorable mention Kortney Jamtaas, honorable mention Chelsie Schafer, honorable mention 2003 Zanda Bautre, second team 2004 Megan Camp, first team Alison Billingsley, second team 2005 Gwen Davis, first team 2006 Brittany Johnson, first team Stephanie Weishaar, honorable mention

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Academic All-America® Teams as selected by CoSIDA The Academic All-America teams program was created in 1952 by the College Sports Infor- mation Directors of America (CoSIDA) to honor college athletes who excel in not just sports but also in academics. To be eligible for the Academic All-American honors, a student-athlete must have at least a 3.20 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale), must be a significant contributor to the team, and be in at least their second season at their current school. Dis- trict VIII includes schools in the states of Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawai’i, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and British Columbia.

All-District VIII Academic Teams, as selected by CoSIDA 2009 Jackie Albright, first team 2008 Brittany Johnson, second team 2007 Tara West, first team Brittany Johnson, second team 2006 Brittany Johnson, third team 2003 Zanda Bautre, third team 1998 Jennifer Stinson, first team 1997 Jennifer Stinson, second team Shannon Wyckoff, second team 1996 Shannon Wyckoff, second team 1995 Shannon Wyckoff, first team

National Academic All-America Teams, as selected by CoSIDA 2007 Tara West, third team

Zanda Bautre Jennifer Stinson Shannon Wyckoff Brittany Johnson Tara West Jackie Albright

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Bohler Gym The Best Volleyball-only Facility in the Pac-12 Home to Cougar Athletics since 1928. One of the only facilities solely dedicated to volleyball in the nation. Dominating home court advantage as fans are virtually on top of the action. Cougars enjoy tremendous fan support from the University and the Pullman communities.

“Volleyball specific gyms are the future and Bohler Gym is a testament to the commitment Washington State University has made to Women’s Volleyball and to the growth of our sport.” Volleyball Magazine, May 2003

The Cougars’ home court is now called Marcia Saneholtz Court at Bohler Gym in honor of the 28-year administrative veteran of Cougar Athletics who retired Oct. 1, 2007. Saneholtz was the WSU Senior Associate Athletics Director/SWA and was a long-time proponent of gender equity and a champion for all sports at WSU as well as in the Pac-10 and the nation. She was the NACWAA president (1992-93), on the board of directors (1987-94), and named 1997 Administrator of the Year. She also received the NAGWS Pathfinder Award in 2001 and WSU Woman of Distinction in 2003. Saneholtz will be added to the Inland Empire Scroll of Honor in the fall of 2009.

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Top WSU Volleyball Attendance in Bohler Gym

All-Time: 4,039 10/6/95 No. 4 Stanford L 2-3 3,356 9/30/95 Idaho W 3-0 3,267 10/15/94 Washington L 0-3 3,226 11/22/96 No. 17 Washington W 3-0 3,187 10/30/93 No. 6 Stanford L 0-3 3,000 9/26/97 No. 7 USC W 3-2 3,000 10/17/97 No. 4 Stanford L 0-3 2,969 10/16/93 No. 1 UCLA L 0-3 2,873 9/28/95 No. 17 Washington W 3-1 2,724 10/23/09 No. 4 Washington W 3-1 2,635 9/27/97 No. 18 UCLA W 3-1 2,626 9/24/93 Washington W 3-0 2,612 10/27/96 No. 3 Stanford W 3-1 2,560 9/16/95 No. 4 UCLA W 3-1 2,554 10/10/97 No. 24 Washington L 1-3 2,511 11/6/92 Washington L 2-3

Bohler Gym’s capacity changed to 3000 in 2000.

Recent (best home attendance for each season): 2000 1,711 11/17 No. 3 USC L 1-3 2001 2,035 11/30 Hawai’i (NCAA) L 0-3 2002 2,539 11/16 No. 1 Stanford W 3-1 2003 1,789 10/17 No. 12 Washington L 0-3 2004 1,011 11/15 No. 1 Washington L 2-3 2005 1,633 11/4 No. 4 Stanford L 1-3 2006 1,320 11/10 No. 4 Washington L 0-3 2007 1,690 9/28 No. 6 Washington L 0-3 2008 1,623 11/21 No. 5 Washington L 1-3 2009 2,028 10/16 No. 16 USC W 3-0 2010 1,203 11/5 No. 11 Washington L 0-3 2011 1,111 11/11 No. 5 California L 0-3 2012 1,289 11/23 No. 5 Washington L 0-3 2013 1,854 9/25 No. 2 Washington L 0-3

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Kills Assists 1. 649 Sarah Silvernail (.405), 1996 1. 1726 Keri Killebrew (136 sets), 1992 2. 595 Meagan Ganzer (.251), 2011 2. 1611 Beth Welch (148 sets), 1988 3. 524 Becky Howlett (.287), 1993 3. 1588 Keri Killebrew (122 sets), 1991 4. 483 Sarah Silvernail (.329), 1995 4. 1476 Stephanie Papke (106 sets), 1996 5. 479 Kyra Holt (.223), 2013 5. 1443 Beth Welch (133 sets), 1987 6. 474 Sarah Silvernail (.262), 1994 6. 1431 Krista Beightol (119 sets), 1993 7. 473 Laurie Van Diest (.231), 1987 7. 1383 Brenn Larson (112 sets), 2002 8. 471 Kelly Hankins (.262), 1991 8. 1357 Kali Surplus (104 sets), 2000 9. 467 Meagan Ganzer (.217), 2010 9. 1273 Rene Bordelon (111 sets), 2009 10. 459 Kelly Hankins (.218), 1990 10. 1267 Stephanie Papke (100 sets), 1995

Kills per set (min. 75 sets) Assists per set (min. 75 sets) 1. 6.12 Sarah Silvernail (106 sets), 1996 1. 13.92 Stephanie Papke (106 sets), 1996 2. 4.88 Meagan Ganzer (122 sets), 2011 2. 13.05 Kali Surplus (104 sets), 2000 3. 4.72 Meagan Ganzer (99 sets), 2010 3. 13.02 Keri Killebrew (122 sets), 1991 4. 4.69 Sarah Silvernail (103 sets), 1995 4. 12.89 Melissa Wright (96 sets), 1999 5. 4.44 Becky Howlett (118 sets), 1993 5. 12.69 Keri Killebrew (136 sets), 1992 6. 4.43 Sarah Silvernail (107 sets), 1994 6. 12.67 Stephanie Papke (100 sets), 1995 7. 4.13 LaToya Harris (104 sets), 2000 7. 12.45 Kali Surplus (95 sets), 2001 8. 4.03 Kelly Hankins (114 sets), 1990 8. 12.35 Brenn Larson (112 sets), 2002 9. 4.01 Kathleen Reeve (93 sets), 1988 9. 12.06 Samantha Spink (95 sets), 1998 10. 3.91 Jaicee Harris (113 sets), 2012 10. 12.04 Stephanie Papke (90 sets), 1997

Attack Attempts Service aces 1. 1457 Meagan Ganzer (595-229-1457), 2011 1. 55 Carrie Couturier (119 sets), 1991 2. 1386 Jaicee Harris (442-213-1386), 2012 2. 53 Keri Killebrew (136 sets), 1992 3. 1316 Kyra Holt (479-186-1316), 2013 3. 50 Cindy Baker (146 sets), 1988 4. 1285 Brittany Johnson (404-171-1285), 2006 4. 49 Beth Welch (148 sets), 1988 5. 1268 Meagan Ganzer (467-192-1268), 2010 5. 45 Adrian Hankoff (108 sets), 2002 6. 1257 Becky Howlett (524-163-1257), 1993 6. 44 Beth Welch (133 sets), 1987 7. 1256 Carla Reyes (438-207-1256), 1989 7. 44 LaToya Harris (104 sets), 2000 8. 1243 Sarah Silvernail (649-146-1243), 1996 8. 43 Adrian Hankoff (89 sets), 2001 9. 1228 Kelly Rosin (407-200-1228), 2004 9. 42 Donna Finney (140 sets), 1988 10. 1182 Kristen Hovde (397-199-1182), 1989 10. 40 Beth Welch (137 sets), 1989 40 LaToya Harris (109 sets), 2002 Attack pct. (min. 225 attempts) 1. .405 Sarah Silvernail (649-146-1243), 1996 Service aces per set (min. 75 sets) 2. .355 Carrie Gilley (407-107-846), 1992 1. 0.48 Adrian Hankoff (89 sets), 2001 3. .339 Carrie Gilley (199-59-413), 1991 2. 0.46 Carrie Couturier (119 sets), 1991 4. .336 Ver’Leea Hardaway (267-76-568), 2013 3. 0.42 LaToya Harris (104 sets), 2000 5. .329 Carrie Couturier (448-128-973), 1991 0.42 Adrian Hankoff (108 sets), 2002 .329 Sarah Silvernail (483-151-1009), 1995 5. 0.40 LaToya Harris (92 sets), 2001 7 .322 Cassie Robbins (115-37-242), 2008 6. 0.39 Keri Killebrew (136 sets), 1992 .322 Brittany Tillman (272-95-550), 2009 7. 0.38 Keren Oigman (103 sets), 1995 9. .320 Keren Oigman (311-97-668), 1995 8. 0.37 LaToya Harris (109 sets), 2002 10. .318 Jennifer Stinson (228-72-490), 1998 9. 0.34 Cindy Baker (146 sets), 1998 0.34 Victoria Prince (106 sets), 2002

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Digs Total blocks 1. 565 Kelly Hyder (106 sets), 2006 1. 198 Joanne Johnson (131 sets), 1992 2. 531 Oceana Bush (111 sets), 2009 198 Joanne Johnson (118 sets), 1993 3. 524 Kelly Hyder (107 sets), 2007 3. 189 Carrie Couturier (142 sets), 1988 4. 514 Jalen Pendon (113 sets), 2005 4. 178 Jennifer Stinson (114 sets), 1997 5. 495 Kate Sommer (123 sets), 2013 5. 164 Sarah Silvernail (106 sets), 1996 6. 469 Kortney Jamtaas (107 sets), 2002 6. 159 Laurie Van Diest (131 sets), 1987 7. 459 Kate Sommer (113 sets), 2012 7. 153 Sarah Silvernail (103 sets), 1995 8. 416 Beth Welch (148 sets), 1988 8. 151 Carrie Couturier (112 sets), 1990 9. 413 Cindy Baker (146 sets), 1988 9. 146 Jen Barcus (107 sets), 2005 10. 395 Cindy Baker (132 sets), 1987 10. 143 Carrie Couturier (119 sets), 1991 395 Stacey Holbrook (113 sets), 2004 143 Natalia Owens (110 sets), 2005

Digs per set (min. 75 sets) 1. 5.33 Kelly Hyder (106 sets), 2006 Blocks per set (min. 75 sets) 2. 4.90 Kelly Hyder (107 sets), 2007 1. 1.68 Joanne Johnson (118 sets), 1993 3. 4.78 Oceana Bush (111 sets), 2009 2. 1.56 Jennifer Stinson (114 sets), 1997 4. 4.55 Jalen Pendon (113 sets), 2005 3. 1.55 Sarah Silvernail (106 sets), 1996 5. 4.38 Kortney Jamtaas (107 sets), 2002 4. 1.51 Joanne Johnson (131 sets), 1992 6. 4.06 Kate Sommer (113 sets), 2012 5. 1.49 Sarah Silvernail (103 sets), 1995 7. 4.02 Kate Sommer (123 sets), 2013 6. 1.39 Carrie Couturier (95 sets), 1989 8. 3.76 Oceana Bush (99 sets), 2010 7. 1.36 Jen Barcus (107 sets), 2005 9. 3.72 Shannon Wyckoff (101 sets), 1995 8. 1.35 Carrie Couturier (112 sets), 1990 3.72 Kelly Hyder (94 sets), 2008 9. 1.33 Carrie Couturier (142 sets), 1988 10. 1.30 Natalia Owens (110 sets), 2005 Block solos 1. 68 Carrie Couturier (142 sets), 1988 Points (since 2001) 2. 49 Laurie Van Diest (131 sets), 1987 1. 656.5 Meagan Ganzer (595k 28a 12-43b), 2011 3. 44 Carrie Couturier (119 sets), 1991 2. 557.5 Kyra Holt (479k 34a 6-77b), 2013 4. 42 Carrie Couturier (112 sets), 1990 3. 526.0 Meagan Ganzer (467k 16a 19-48b), 2010 5. 41 Carrie Couturier (95 sets), 1989 4. 493.0 Jaicee Harris (442k 27a 1-46b), 2012 6. 38 Chani Phillips (46 matches), 1981 5. 481.0 Jennifer Todd (381k 32a 14-108b), 2004 7. 36 Sarah Silvernail (103 sets), 1995 6. 474.5 Kelly Rosin (407k 26a 4-75b), 2004 8. 35 Joanne Johnson (118 sets), 1993 7. 464.5 Adrian Hankoff (378k 45a 8-67b), 2002 9. 31 Joanne Johnson (131 sets), 1992 8. 455,9 LaToya Harris (381k 40a 5-56b), 2002 31 Sarah Silvernail (107 sets), 1994 9. 452.0 Brittany Johnson (404k 3a 14-62b), 2006 10. 429.0 Jen Barcus (326k 22a 16-130b), 2005 Block assists 1. 167 Joanne Johnson (131 sets), 1992 Points per set (min. 75 sets) 2. 163 Joanne Johnson (118 sets), 1993 1. 5.38 Meagan Ganzer (122 sets), 2011 3. 153 Jennifer Stinson (114 sets), 1997 2. 5.31 Meagan Ganzer (99 sets), 2010 4. 138 Sarah Silvernail (106 sets), 1996 3. 4.62 Jennifer Todd (104 sets), 2004 5. 130 Jen Barcus (107 sets), 2005 4. 4.53 Kyra Holt (123 sets), 2013 6. 125 Natalia Owens (110 sets), 2005 5. 4.36 Jaicee Harris (113 sets), 2012 7. 124 Carrie Gilley (136 sets), 1992 6. 4.31 LaToya Harris (92 sets), 2001 8. 122 Jennifer Todd (113 sets), 2003 7. 4.30 Adrian Hankoff (108 sets), 2002 9. 121 Carrie Couturier (142 sets), 1988 8. 4.22 Brittany Johnson (107 sets), 2006 121 Marcelina Glab (113 sets), 2012 9. 4.21 Kelly Rosin (96 sets), 2006 10. 4.20 Kelly Rosin (113 sets), 2004

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Kills Assists 1. 1848 Sarah Silvernail (.301), 1993-96 1. 4553 Keri Killebrew (372 sets), 1990-92 2. 1547 Carrie Couturier (.271) , 1988-91 2. 4218 Beth Welch (418 sets) , 1987-89 3. 1531 Meagan Ganzer (.226), 2008-11 3. 3839 Stephanie Papke (303 sets), 1994-97 4. 1459 LaToya Harris (.246), 1999-02 4. 3390 Camryn Irwin (348 sets) , 2011-13 5. 1395 Kristen Hovde (.226) , 1989-92 5. 2717 Krista Beightol (449 sets), 1990, 1992-94 6. 1118 Brittany Johnson (.157), 2005-08 6. 2540 Kali Surplus (199 sets) , 2000-01 7. 1113 Kelly Rosin (.186), 2003-06 7. 2093 Renee Bordelon (195 sets), 2008-09 8. 1054 Keren Oigman (.273), 1994-97 8. 2072 Brenn Larson (181 sets) , 2002-03 9. 1051 Shannon Wyckoff (.210), 1994-97 9. 1980 Maureen Perez (223 sets,) 2005-07 10. 1033 Laurie VanDiest (.208) , 1984-87 10. 1501 Samantha Spink (134 sets), 1997-98

Kills per set (min. 300 sets) Assists per set (min. 1000 assists) 1. 4.46 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets), 1993-96 1. 12.89 Melissa Wright (96 sets) , 1999 2. 3.84 Megan Ganzer (399 sets), 2008-11 2. 12.76 Kali Surplus (199 sets) , 2000-01 3. 3.90 Becky Howlett (246 sets) , 1992-93 3. 12.67 Stephanie Papke (303 sets), 1994-97 4. 3.84 Meagan Ganzer (399 sets), 2008-11 4. 12.24 Keri Killebrew (372 sets) , 1990-92 5. 3.65 LaToya Harris (400 sets), 1999-02 5. 11.87 Corina Beyer (99 sets), 2006 6. 3.41 Susan Guest (123 sets) , 1987 6. 11.45 Brenn Larson (181 sets), 2002-03 7. 3.35 Adektokunbo Faleti (165 sets), 2006-07 7. 11.20 Samantha Spink (134 sets), 1997-98 8. 3.31 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 8. 10.78 Nicole Martin (107 sets) , 2004 9. 3.29 Kathleen Reeve (191 sets), 1987-88 9. 10.73 Renee Bordelon (195 sets), 2008-09 10. 10.09 Beth Welch (418 sets) , 1987-89 Attack Attempts 1. 4083 Sarah Silvernail (1848-620-4083), 1993-96 Service Aces 2. 3941 Meagan Ganzer (1531-640-3941), 2008-11 1. 143 LaToya Harris (400 sets), 1999-02 3. 3805 Brittany Johnson (1118-521-3805), 2005-08 2. 133 Beth Welch (418 sets), 1987-89 4. 3741 Kristen Hovde (1395-548-3741), 1989-92 3. 128 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 5. 3712 LaToya Harris (1459-545-3712), 1999-02 4. 126 Keri Killebrew (372 sets) , 1990-92 6. 3674 Carrie Couturier (1547-553-3674), 1988-91 5. 123 Cindy Baker (475 sets), 1985-88 7. 3363 Kelly Rosin (1113-487-3363), 2003-06 6. 115 Keren Oigman (425 sets), 1994-97 8. 3296 Jackie Albright (958-460-3296), 2006-09 7. 98 Adrian Hankoff (316 sets), 1999-02 9. 2861 Jaicee Harris (884-450-2861), 2011-13 8. 89 Lisa Davis (not available), 1981-84 10. 2813 Carla Reyes (987-459-2813), 1986-89 9. 87 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets), 1993-96 10. 82 Laurie VanDiest (381 sets), 1984-87 Attack pct. (min. 1000 attempts) 1. .306 Carrie Gilley (972-303-2187), 1990-93 Digs 2. .301 Sarah Silvernail (1848-620-4083), 1993-96 1. 1773 Kelly Hyder (417 sets) , 2006-09 3. .298 Becky Howlett (960-285-2263), 1992-93 2. 1254 Shannon Wyckoff (387 sets), 1994-97 4. .297 Ver’Leea Hardaway (552-187-1231), 2011-13 3. 1232 Kortney Jamtaas (401 sets), 1999-02 5. .289 Keri Killebrew (497-135-1251), 1990-92 4. 1178 Latoya Harris (400 sets), 1999-02 6. .286 Jennifer Stinson (1006-354-2276), 1995-98 5. 1111 Beth Welch (418 sets) , 1987-89 7. .273 Keren Oigman (1054-371-2504), 1994-97 6. 1107 Cindy Baker (475 sets), 1985-88 8. .271 Carrie Couturier (1547-553-3674), 1988-91 7. 1070 Keren Oigman (425 sets), 1994-97 9. .246 LaToya Harris (1459-545-3712), 1999-02 8. 998 Jackie Albright (387 sets), 2006-09 10. .242 Jen Barcus (763-258-2088), 2002-05 9. 991 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 10. 954 Kate Sommer (236 sets), 2012-13

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Digs per set (min. 900 digs) Blocks per set (min. 300 sets) 1. 4.30 Oceana Bush (210 sets), 2009-10 1. 1.31 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 2. 4.25 Kelly Hyder (417 sets) , 2006-09 2. 1.20 Jennifer Stinson (348 sets), 1995-98 3. 4.04 Kate Sommer (236 sets), 2012-13 3. 1.19 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets), 1993-96 4. 3.96 Jalen Pendon (173 sets), 2005-06 4. 1.13 Jen Barcus (335 sets), 2002-05 5. 3.35 Stacey Holbrook (119 sets), 2003-04 5. 0.97 Holly Harris (397 sets), 1999-02 6. 3.24 Shannon Wyckoff (387 sets), 1994-97 6. 0.95 Cassie Robbins (365 sets), 2006-09 7. 3.07 Kortney Jamtaas (401 sets), 1999-02 7. 0.94 Marcelina Glab (436 sets) , 2010-13 8. 2.97 Joy Sperry (174 sets) , 1998-99 8. 0.91 Carrie Gilley (402 sets), 1990-93 9. 2.94 LaToya Harris (400 sets), 1999-02 9. 0.85 Keren Oigman (425 sets) , 1994-97 10. 2.66 Beth Welch (418 sets), 1987-89 10. 0.81 Brittany Tillman (385 sets), 2007-10

Block Solos Points (since 2001) 1. 195 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 1. 1707.5 Meagan Ganzer (1531k 48a 52-153b), 2008-11 2. 125 Laurie VanDiest (131+ sets), 1984-87 2. 358.0 Kelly Rosin (1113k 74a 27-288b), 2003-06 3. 98 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets), 1993-96 3. 1327.0 Brittany Johnson (1118k 24a 73-224b), 2005-08 4. 73 Brittany Johnson (403 sets), 2005-08 4. 1118.5 Rachel Todorovich (960k 25a 25-217b), 2009-12 5. 69 Joanne Johnson (281 sets), 1991-93 5. 1084.0 Jackie Albright (958k 48a 26-104b), 2006-09 6. 59 Jennifer Stinson (348 sets), 1995-98 6. 1026.0 Jen Barcus (763k 52a 43-336b), 2002-05 7. 53 Holly Harris (397 sets) , 1999-02 7. 997.5 Jaicee Harris (884k 52a 10-103b), 2011-13 8. 52 Carrie Gilley (402 sets), 1990-93 8. 967.0 Brittany Tillman (786k 1a 49-262b), 2007-10 52 Meagan Ganzer (399 sets), 2008-11 9. 961.0 Marcelina Glab (693k 44a 40-368b), 2010-13 10. 49 Cassie Robbins (365 sets), 2006-09 10. 893.5 Cassie Robbins (679k 16a 49-299b), 2006-09 49 Brittany Tillman (385 sets) , 2007-10 Points per set (since 2001) Block Assists 1. 4.53 Kyra Holt (123 sets), 2013 1. 420 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 2. 4.28 Meagan Ganzer (399 sets), 2008-11 2. 394 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets) ,1993-96 3. 4.24 LaToya Harris (201 sets), 2001-02 3. 368 Marcelina Glab (436 sets), 2010-13 4. 4.19 Adrian Hankoff (197 sets), 2001-02 4. 360 Jennifer Stinson (348 sets), 1995-98 5. 3.89 Jennifer Todd (217 sets), 2003-04 5. 343 Joanne Johnson (281 sets), 1991-93 6. 3.87 Natlia Owens (110 sets), 2005 6. 336 Jen Barcus (335 sets) , 2002-05 7. 3.72 Kristen Carlson (103 sets), 2003 7. 333 Holly Harris (397 sets), 1999-02 8. 3.62 Adetokunbo Faleti (165 sets), 2006-07 8. 329 Keren Oigman (425 sets), 1994-97 9. 3.38 Chelsie Schafer (160 sets), 2001-02 9. 315 Laurie VanDiest (131+ sets), 1984-87 10. 3.36 Tara West (213 sets), 2006-07 10. 312 Carrie Gilley (402 sets), 1990-93 Sets played Total Blocks 1. 480 Kristen Hovde, 1989-92 1. 615 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 2. 468 Carrie Couturier, 1988-91 2. 492 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets), 1993-96 3. 449 Krista Beightol, 1990, 92-94 3. 440 Laurie VanDiest (131+ sets), 1984-87 4. 436 Marcelina Glab, 2010-13 4. 419 Jennifer Stinson (348 sets), 1995-98 5. 425 Keren Oigman, 1994-97 5. 412 Joanne Johnson (281 sets), 1991-93 6. 418 Beth Welch, 1987-89 6. 408 Marcelina Glab (436 sets), 2010-13 7. 417 Kelly Hyder, 2006-09 7. 386 Holly Harris (397 sets) , 1999-02 8. 414 Sarah Silvernail, 1993-96 8. 379 Jen Barcus (335 sets) , 2002-05 9. 410 Rachel Todorovich, 2009-2012 9. 364 Carrie Gilley (402 sets), 1990-93 10. 405 Kelly Rosin, 2003-06 10. 363 Keren Oigman (425 sets), 1994-97

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Individual Match Records Kills Total blocks 1. 39 Sarah Silvernail, at California 9/28/1996 1. 13 Holly Harris, vs Arizona State 9/23/2000 2. 35 Sarah Silvernail, vs USC 11/9/1996 2. 12 Laurie Van Diest, at Oregon State 10/31/1987 3. 32 Susan Guest, vs Northern Iowa 9/11/1987 12 Jennifer Stinson, at Oregon 9/20/1997 4. 31 Meagan Ganzer, at Portland 9/2/2011 12 Natalia Owens, at UC Davis 9/3/2005 31 Meagan Ganzer, at Colorado 11/18/2011 12 Marcelina Glab, vs CSU Bakersfield 9/14/2012

Attack Attempts Points 1. 79 Kyra Holt, at California 11/24/2013 1. 35.5 Meagan Ganzer, vs Gonzaga 9/14/2010 2. 75 Jaicee Harris, at Idaho 8/25/2012 2. 33.5 Meagan Ganzer, at Colorado 11/18/2011 75 Jaicee Harris, vs Oregon State 11/16/2012 3. 33.0 LaToya Harris, vs Stanford 11/16/2002 4. 74 LaToya Harris, at Arizona State 10/20/2000 33.0 Meagan Ganzer, at San Francisco 9/4/2010 74 Meagan Ganzer, at Oregon State 10/22/2011 33.0 Meagan Ganzer, at Portland 9/2/2011

Attack Percentage [20 Attempts] Kills (3 sets) 1. .800 Elis Arias, vs Tulsa 8/30/1996 1. 30 Meagan Ganzer, vs E. Washington 9/9/2010 .800 Shannon Wyckoff, vs So. Illinois 8/31/1996 2. 26 Sarah Silvernail, vs Stanford 12/14/1996 3. .786 Elis Arias, at Iowa State 9/7/1996 3. 24 Sarah Silvernail, at USC 10/11/1996 4. .769 Stephanie Papke, vs South Florida 11/30/1996 24 Sarah Silvernail, at UCLA 10/12/1996 5. .750 Carrie Couturier, at Boise State 9/2/1988 24 Sarah Silvernail, at Arizona 11/16/1996 24 Sarah Silvernail, vs Kansas State 12/8/1996 Assists 1. 83 Kali Surplus, vs Oregon State 10/13/2000 Kills (4 sets) 2. 82 Keri Killebrew, at Arizona 10/18/1991 1. 35 Sarah Silvernail, at USC 11/9/1996 82 Melissa Wright, vs USC 9/30/1999 2. 30 Meagan Ganzer, at San Francisco 9/4/2010 4. 80 Melissa Wright, vs Washington 10/16/1999 30 Meagan Ganzer, vs Gonzaga 9/14/2010 5. 78 Stephanie Papke, at California 11/3/1995 4. 29 Sarah Silvernail, vs Loyola Marymount 12/13/1996 29 Latoya Harris, vs Stanford 11/16/2002 Service Aces 29 Meagan Ganzer, at Arizona State 11/20/2010 1. 7 Cindy Baker, vs Idaho State 9/2/1988 2. 6 Adrian Hankoff, at Alaska Fairbanks 9/7/2002 Kills (5 sets) 3. 5 - 17 tied with 5 1. 39 Sarah Silvernail, at California 9/28/1996 2. 32 Guest, Susan, vs Northern Iowa 9/11/1987 Digs 3. 31 Meagan Ganzer, at Portland 9/2/2011 1. 39 Oceana Bush, vs Arizona State 10/3/2009 31 Meagan Ganzer, at Colorado 11/18/2011 2. 36 Kate Sommer, at California 11/24/2013 5. 30 Kristin Hovde, at Oregon State 10/4/1991 3. 35 Jalen Pendon, at Arizona State 10/27/2005 30 Meagan Ganzer, at Arizona State 9/23/2011 4. 34 Kortney Jamtaas, vs Stanford 11/16/2002 34 Jalen Pendon, vs Arizona State 10/1/2005 Attack Attempts (3 sets) 34 Kelly Hyder, vs Arizona State 11/16/2006 1. 59 Jaicee Harris, vs California 10/19/2012 2. 56 Jaicee Harris, vs Pacific 8/25/2012 Solo blocks 3. 53 Meagan Ganzer, vs Eastern Washington 9/9/2010 1. 8 Carrie Couturier, at Oregon State; 10/4/1991 4. 52 Reeve, Kathleen, vs Arizona State 11/7/1987 2. 6 Carrie Couturier, vs Gonzaga 9/6/1988 52 Sarah Silvernail, at Arizona 11/16/1996 3. 5 Carrie Couturier, vs Washington 10/21/1988 52 Sarah Silvernail, vs Stanford 12/14/1996 5 Carrie Couturier, at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 5. 4 - 6 tied with 4 Attack Attempts (4 sets) 1. 75 Jaicee Harris, vs Oregon State 11/16/2012 Assist blocks 2. 68 Meagan Ganzer, vs Oregon 10/1/2011 1. 12 Jennifer Stinson, at Oregon 9/20/1997 3. 65 Sarah Silvernail, vs USC 11/9/1996 12 Holly Harris, vs Arizona State 9/23/2000 65 Meagan Ganzer, vs Santa Barbara 9/4/2010 3. 11 - 5 tied with 11 65 Meagan Ganzer, at San Francisco 9/4/2010

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Individual Match Records Attack Attempts (5 sets) Digs (4 sets) 1. 79 Kyra Holt, at California 11/24/2013 1. 35 Jalen Pendon, at Arizona State 10/27/2005 2. 75 Jaicee Harris, at Idaho 8/25/2012 2. 34 Jamtaas, Kortney, vs Stanford 11/16/2002 3. 74 LaToya Harris, at Arizona State 10/20/2000 34 Jalen Pendon, vs Arizona State 10/1/2005 74 Meagan Ganzer, at Oregon State 10/22/2011 4. 30 Jamtaas, Kortney, at Washington 10/11/2002 5. 73 Kelly Rosin, at Oregon 10/28/2004 5. 29 Kelly Hyder, vs UNLV 9/1/2006 29 Kelly Hyder, at USC 9/28/2006 Aces (3 sets) 29 Kate Sommer, vs Oregon State 11/16/2012 1. 6 Adrian Hankoff, at Alaska Fairbanks 9/7/2002 2. 5 - 10 with 5 Digs (5 sets) 1. 39 Oceana Bush, vs Arizona State 10/3/2009 Aces (4 sets) 2. 36 Kate Sommer, at California 11/24/2013 1. 7 Cindy Baker, vs Idaho State 9/2/1988 3. 34 Kelly Hyder, vs Arizona State 11/16/2006 2. 5 Wendy Rouse, at Arizona State 10/4/1997 4. 32 Kelly Hyder, at Oregon State 9/21/2007 5 LaToya Harris, at Oregon State 11/11/2000 5. 29 Stacey Holbrook, vs San Jose State 9/4/2004 5 LaToya Harris, at California 10/19/2001 29 Bree Flach, at Oregon State 11/16/2008 5 Bree Flach, at California 10/31/2008 29 Shawna Lum, at Seattle 8/27/2011 5 Camryn Irwin, vs Santa Clara 8/26/2011 Total Blocks (3 sets) Aces (5 sets) 1. 11 Melissa Boyle, vs California 9/21/2001 1. 5 Donna Finney, vs Washington 10/21/1988 2. 10 Jennifer Todd, vs Arizona State 9/19/2003 5 Kristen Carlson, vs San Francisco 8/30/2003 10 Te’Ara Epps, at Oregon 10/22/2005 3. 4 10 tied with 4 10 Tara West, at Washington 10/26/2007 10 Ver’Leea Hardaway, at Sam Houston St. 9/14/2013 Assists (3 sets) 1. 63 Stephanie Papke, at USC 10/11/1996 Total Blocks (4 sets) 2. 60 Keri Killebrew, vs Idaho 9/21/1991 1. 12 Laurie Van Diest, at Oregon State 10/31/1987 3. 59 Melissa Wright, at Washington 11/12/1999 12 Jennifer Stinson, at Oregon 9/20/1997 4. 58 Kali Surplus, at Washington 9/29/2000 12 Marcelina Glab, vs CSU Bakersfield 9/14/2012 5. 57 Keri Killebrew, vs Washington 9/18/1991 4. 10 - 8 tied with 10 57 Stephanie Papke, at Arizona 11/16/1996 Total Blocks (5 Sets) Assists (4 sets) 1. 13 Holly Harris, vs Arizona State 9/23/2000 1. 83 Kali Surplus, vs Oregon State 10/13/2000 2. 12 Natalia Owens, at UC Davis 9/3/2005 2. 82 Keri Killebrew, at Arizona 10/18/1991 3. 11 - 8 tied with 11 3. 72 Stephanie Papke, vs USC 11/9/1996 4. 68 Melissa Wright, vs San Jose State 9/4/1999 Points (3 Sets) 5. 67 Beth Welch, vs USC 11/11/1988 1. 31.5 Meagan Ganzer, vs E. Washington 9/9/2010 2. 24.0 Meagan Ganzer, vs Colorado 10/8/2011 Assists (5 sets) 3. 23.0 Kyra Holt, vs Utah 11/2/2013 1. 82 Melissa Wright, vs USC 9/30/1999 4. 21.5 Adrian Hankoff, vs Idaho 10/30/2001 2. 80 Melissa Wright, vs Washington 10/16/1999 21.5 Meagan Ganzer, vs Nevada 9/2/2011 3. 78 Stephanie Papke, at California 11/3/1995 4. 76 Keri Killebrew, at Gonzaga 9/24/1991 Points (4 sets) 5. 75 Beth Welch, vs UCLA 10/16/1987 1. 35.5 Meagan Ganzer, vs Gonzaga 9/14/2010 2. 33.0 LaToya Harris, vs Stanford 11/16/2002 Digs (3 sets) 33.0 Meagan Ganzer, at San Francisco 9/4/2010 1. 29 Joy Sperry, vs Creighton 9/3/1999 4. 32.0 Chelsie Schafer, vs Oregon State 10/13/2000 2. 26 Jalen Pendon, at USC 11/12/2005 32.0 Meagan Ganzer, at Arizona State 11/20/2010 3. 25 Kelly Hyder, vs Oregon 10/7/2006 4. 24 Carrie Couturier, vs Arizona 11/16/1991 Points (5 Sets) 24 Kelly Hyder, at UT Arlington 9/9/2006 1. 33.5 Meagan Ganzer, at Colorado 11/18/2011 24 Kate Sommer, at Arizona State 11/6/2013 2. 33.0 Meagan Ganzer, at Portland 9/2/2011 3. 31.0 Meagan Ganzer, vs Washington 11/25/2011 4. 30.5 - 3 tied with 30.5

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Team Match Records Kills Assist Blocks Kills (5 Sets) 1. 100 at Arizona 10/18/1991 1. 42 vs Arizona State 9/23/2000 1. 280 at Arizona State 10/20/2000 2. 98 vs Washington 10/16/1999 2. 36 at UC Davis 9/3/2005 2. 255 vs South Carolina 9/23/1988 98 vs Oregon State 10/13/2000 36 vs Oregon 11/17/2005 3. 254 vs USC 9/30/1999 4. 94 vs USC 9/30/1999 4. 34 vs Wichita State 8/30/2003 4. 252 vs Washington 10/16/1999 5. 93 at Arizona State 10/20/2000 34 vs USC 11/27/2004 5. 248 vs Arizona State 9/23/2000 93 vs South Carolina 9/23/1988 34 vs California 11/3/2005 Aces (3 Sets) Attack Attempts Total Blocks 1. 12 vs Oregon State 11/20/1997 1. 280 at Arizona State 10/20/2000 1. 24.0 at Oregon State 10/31/1987 12 vs Boise State 8/31/2001 2. 255 vs South Carolina 9/23/1988 24.0 vs Santa Clara 9/12/1991 12 at Oregon 9/29/2001 3. 254 vs USC 9/30/1999 24.0 vs Oregon 11/17/2005 12 vs Gonzaga 9/14/2004 4. 252 vs Washington 10/16/1999 4. 23.0 at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 5. 11 - 5 tied with 11 5. 248 vs Arizona State 9/23/2000 23.0 vs Arizona State 9/23/2000 Aces (4 Sets) Attack Percentage Kills (3 Sets) 1. 15 vs Idaho State 9/2/1988 1. .516 vs Alabama State 8/31/2012 1. 77 vs Washington 9/18/1991 2. 13 vs Oklahoma 8/29/2003 2. .478 vs Utah 9/5/2009 77 at Washington 11/12/1999 3. 12 vs Portland 9/3/1988 3. .474 vs Rice 8/31/1993 3. 74 at USC 10/11/1996 12 vs New Mexico St. 9/8/1988 .474 vs Seattle U 8/31/2012 4. 69 at Washington 9/29/2000 12 at Oregon State 11/11/2000 5. .463 vs E. Washington 9/6/2013 5. 68 at Washington 9/20/1996 Aces (5 Sets) Assists Kills (4 Sets) 1. 15 vs Washington 10/21/1988 1. 94 at Arizona 10/18/1991 1. 100 at Arizona 10/18/1991 2. 14 at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 94 vs Oregon State 10/13/2000 2. 98 vs Oregon State 10/13/2000 3. 13 at Utah 9/15/1987 3. 93 vs Washington 10/16/1999 3. 90 vs Washington 10/27/2000 13 vs Illinois State 9/24/1988 4. 88 vs USC 9/30/1999 4. 85 vs USC 11/9/1996 5. 11 at USC 11/13/1987 5. 84 at Arizona State 10/20/2000 5. 84 vs USC 11/11/1988 Assists (3 Sets) Service Aces Kills (5 Sets) 1. 72 at Washington 11/12/1999 1. 15 vs Idaho State 9/2/1988 1. 98 vs Washington 10/16/1999 2. 67 at Washingotn 9/29/2000 15 vs Washington 10/21/1988 2. 94 vs USC 9/30/1999 3. 66 at USC 10/11/1996 3. 14 at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 3. 93 vs. South Carolina 9/23/1988 4. 65 vs Washington 9/18/1991 4. 13 vs Oklahoma 8/29/2003 93 at Arizona State 10/20/2000 5. 63 vs. Idaho 9/21/1991 13 at Utah 9/15/1987 5. 91 vs Arizona State 9/23/2000 13 at Illinois State 9/24/1988 Assists (4 Sets) Attack Attempts (3 Sets) 1. 94 at Oregon 10/18/1991 Digs 1. 180 at Arizona 11/16/1996 94 vs Oregon State 10/13/2000 1. 127 vs UCLA 10/16/1987 2. 179 vs Washington 9/18/1991 3. 81 vs USC 11/9/1996 127 vs Portland 10/25/1987 3. 170 at USC 10/11/1996 4. 79 vs USC 11/11/1988 3. 117 vs California 10/29/1988 4. 166 vs Idaho State 9/12/1987 5. 77 vs Washington 10/27/2000 117 vs USC 11/11/1988 5. 165 vs Stanford 10/17/1997 117 vs Arizona State 11/16/2006 Assists (5 Sets) Attack Attempts (4 Sets) 1. 93 vs Washington 10/16/1999 Solo Blocks 1. 229 vs USC 11/17/2000 2. 88 vs USC 9/30/1999 1. 12 at Oregon State 10/4/1991 2. 228 at Stanford 10/6/2000 3. 84 at Arizona State 10/20/2000 2. 11 vs Washington 10/21/1988 3. 226 at Oregon State 9/28/2001 4. 83 vs UCLA 10/16/1987 11 at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 4. 225 vs Oregon State 10/13/2000 83 at Gonzaga 9/24/1991 4. 10 at Oregon State 10/31/1987 5. 223 vs USC 11/11/1988 10 vs Santa Clara 9/12/1991 10 at Gonzaga 8/29/2007

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Team Match Records Team Season Records Digs (3 Sets) Kills - 2,235 (.264), 1992 1. 90 vs Arizona 11/16/1991 2. 84 vs Santa Clara 9/8/1988 Kills per set - 17.83 (106 sets), 1996 3. 82 at USC 11/12/2005 Attack Attempts - 6,063 (2206k-927e-6063ta), 1988 4. 80 vs E. Washington 10/15/1991 5. 79 at UT Arlington 9/9/2006 Attack percentage - .283 (1890k-645e-4396ta), 1996

Digs (4 Sets) 1. 127 vs Portland 11/16/1991 Assists - 1,890 (137 sets), 1992 2. 117 vs USC 11/11/1988 Assists per set - 15.90 (106 sets), 1996 3. 107 vs Arizona State 10/1/2005 4. 106 at Oregon State 9/28/2001 5. 105 at Gonzaga 10/20/1987 Service Aces - 283 (148 sets), 1988

Digs (5 Sets) Service aces per set - 1.91 (148 sets), 1988 1. 127 vs UCLA 10/16/1987 2. 117 vs California 10/29/1988 117 vs Arizona State 11/16/2006 Digs - 2,695 (148 sets), 1988 4. 116 at UC Davis 9/3/2005 Digs per set - 18.21 (148 sets), 1988 5. 108 vs. USC 11/17/2013

Total Blocks (3 Sets) Block solos - 156 (148 sets), 1988 1. 20.0 vs Toledo 9/3/2005 2. 19.0 vs Mid. Tenn. St. 9/16/2005 Block assists - 605 (137 sets), 1992 3. 17.5 at Idaho 9/17/1996 Total blocks - 396.5 (137 sets), 1992 4. 17.0 vs California 11/2/2000 5. 16.0 vs Arizona State 9/19/2003 Blocks per set - 3.50 (113 sets), 2005

Total Blocks (4 Sets) 1. 24.0 at Oregon State 10/31/1987 Points (since 2001) 2. 19.5 vs Oral Roberts 9/9/2005 - 2,232.5 (1789k 175a 38-461b), 2002 3. 19.0 vs LMU 9/13/2003 19.0 vs Arizona 10/4/2007 Points per set - 20.73 (95 sets), 2001 5. 18.5 vs Oregon State 9/14/1991 18.5 vs Cal St. Fullerton 9/7/2012 Sets played - 148, 1988 Total Blocks (5 Sets) Matches played - 39, 1988 1. 24.0 vs Santa Clara 9/12/1991 24.0 vs Oregon 11/17/2005 3. 23.0 at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 23.0 vs Arizona State 9/23/2000 5. 22.0 at UC Davis 9/3/2005

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All-time Cougar Coaches

YEAR RECORD COACH CONFERENCE 2013 18-15 Jen Greeny 5-15 / 11th Pac-12 2012 13-19 Jen Greeny 3-17 / 12th Pac-12 2011 12-20 Jen Greeny 4-18 / 11th Pac-12 2010 6-22 Andrew Palileo 0-18 / 10th Pacific-10 2009 18-13 Andrew Palileo 6-12 / 8th Pacific-10 $ 2008 10-19 Andrew Palileo 3-15 / t-9th Pacific-10 2007 10-22 Brian Heffernan 1-17 / 10th Pacific-10 2006 15-17 Brian Heffernan 3-15 / 9th Pacific-10 2005 10-21 Brian Heffernan 2-16 / 9th Pacific-10 2004 5-26 Brian Heffernan 2-16 / 9th Pacific-10 2003 9-20 Cindy Fredrick 5-13 / t-7th Pacific-10 2002 24-8 Cindy Fredrick 11-7 / t-3rd Pacific-10 $$$ 2001 17-12 Cindy Fredrick 9-9 / 6th Pacific-10 $ 2000 19-10 Cindy Fredrick 9-9 / t-5th Pacific-10 $$ 1999 13-15 Cindy Fredrick 7-11 / t-6th Pacific-10 1998 12-14 Cindy Fredrick 8-10 / t-5th Pacific-10 1997 26-7 Cindy Fredrick 12-6 / t-4th Pacific-10 $$$ 1996 27-6 Cindy Fredrick 14-4 / 2nd Pacific-10 $$$ 1995 22-7 Cindy Fredrick 12-6 / t-2nd Pacific-10 $$ 1994 16-13 Cindy Fredrick 8-10 / 7th Pacific-10 $ 1993 21-11 Cindy Fredrick 8-10 / 6th Pacific-10 $$ 1992 27-10 Cindy Fredrick 10-8 / 5th Pacific-10 + 1991 23-12 Cindy Fredrick 10-8 / 4th Pacific-10 $ 1990 13-18 Cindy Fredrick 6-12 / 7th Pacific-10 1989 9-29 Cindy Fredrick 2-16 / 10th Pacific-10 1988 22-17 Karen Lamb 5-13 / 8th Pacific-10 1987 16-21 Karen Lamb 2-16 / 9th Pacific-10 1986 13-22 Karen Lamb 3-15 / t-8th Pacific-10 1985 9-23 Kaprice Bray 0-12 / 7th NorPac 1984 8-25-2 Jim Coleman 1-10 / 9th NorPac 1983 2-24 Jim Coleman 0-9 / 10th NorPac 1982 2-19 Jim Coleman 0-12 / 10th NorPac 1981 21-26 Cindy Laughlin 7th NWVL 1980 15-31 Cindy Laughlin 7th NWVL 1979 18-25* Kay Wilke 6th NCWSA 1978 35-18 Marie Matsen 6th NCWSA 1977 36-9 Marie Matsen 1st NCWSA # 1976 31-10 Judy Novinc 3rd NCWSA 1975 24-12 Sue Durrant 5th NCWSA 1974 29-11 Sue Durrant 4th NCWSA 1973 14-12 Sue Durrant 9th NCWSA

+ = National Invitational Volleyball Champions $ = NCAA First Round $$ = NCAA Second Round $$$ = NCAA Regionals # = 1977 regional champions, 1-4 record at AIAW National Championships NorPac = Northern Pacific Athletic Conference NWVL = Northwest Women’s Volleyball League NCWSA = Northwest College Women’s Sports Association * WSU forfeited two wins in 1979 42 2014 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL NCAA NIVC NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA NCAA

CHAMPIONS 2ND ROUND 2ND ROUND ELITE 8 SWEET 16 2ND ROUND ELITE 8 All-time Records Versus Opponents WSU OPP WSU OPP WSU OPP Air Force Academy 1 1 Lewis-Clark State 7 4 South Carolina 1 1 Alabama 1 1 Linfield 0 1 Sout Dakota 1 0 Alabama-Birmingham 1 0 Long Beach State 0 3 South Dakota State 1 1 Alabama State 1 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 1 0 South Florida 2 0 Alaska-Fairbanks 3 0 Louisville 0 1 Southern Illinois 1 0 Alberta, Univ. of 2 0 Loyola-Marymount 3 1 Southern Oregon 3 0 Arkansas 1 0 Manhattan 1 0 SE Missouri State 1 0 Army 1 0 Medicine Hat College 1 0 Southwest Missouri 0 1 Ball State 0 1 Memphis State 1 0 Southwest Texas State 3 0 Baylor 1 0 Metro State 0 1 Syracuse 0 1 Boise State 11 3 Miami 1 0 Temple 1 0 Bowling Green 1 0 Michigan State 1 0 Tennessee 2 0 Bradley 1 0 Mid. Tennessee State 0 1 Texas A & M 1 4 Brigham Young 2 5 Mississippi 0 1 Texas-Arlington 2 0 Buffalo 1 0 Missouri 1 1 Texas-Austin 0 1 Butler 2 0 Montana 15 15 Texas Tech 1 0 BYU-Hawaii 2 2 Montana State 14 10 Toledo 1 0 Cal Poly 1 2 Mount Royal College 1 0 Tulsa 2 1 Cal State Fullerton 2 3 Nebraska 0 1 UC Davis 2 3 Cal State Northridge 3 1 Nevada 9 3 UC Irvine 1 1 Calgary 0 7 New Mexico 2 3 UC Riverside 2 2 4 0 New Mexico State 2 1 UC Santa Barbara 0 2 Central Michigan 1 0 New Orleans 1 0 UNLV 1 5 Central Washington 2 2 North Dakota State 1 0 U.S. International 1 0 Chapman 0 1 Northern Arizona 0 1 Utah State 4 2 Chaminade 1 0 Northern Colorado 1 1 Utah Valley 2 1 Chico State 1 0 Northern Illinois 2 0 Victoria 1 0 Cincinnati 0 1 Northern Iowa 2 4 Villanova 1 0 Clemson 1 0 Northern Montana 1 0 Virginia 1 0 Colorado State 2 1 Northwestern 1 0 Virginia Tech 1 0 Colorado College 1 0 Northwest Nazarene 1 0 Weber State 9 2 Cornell 1 0 Notre Dame 3 2 Western Oregon 6 1 Creighton 1 0 Oakland 1 0 Western Washington 10 0 CSU Bakersfield 2 0 Occidental 2 0 Whitman 2 0 Dayton 1 0 Ohio 0 1 Whitworth 11 2 Denver 0 2 Ohio State 0 1 Wichita State 1 2 Duquesne 1 0 Oklahoma 2 0 William & Mary 1 0 Eastern Illinois 1 0 Oral Roberts 1 1 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1 0 Eastern Oregon 4 0 Pacific 0 4 Wright-State 1 0 Eastern Washington 30 11 Pacific Lutheran 3 0 Wyoming 3 1 Florida 0 3 Penn State 0 2 Fresno Pacific 0 1 Pepperdine 0 2 Fresno State 1 5 Pittsburgh 1 0 VERSUS PAC-12 TEAMS George Washington 0 1 Portland 8 1 Georgetown 1 0 Portland State 4 18 WSU OPP Gonzaga 34 10 Providence 1 0 Arizona 15 41 Hawaii 0 4 Radford 1 0 Hawaii-Hilo 0 1 Rice 2 0 Arizona State 25 31 Hawaii-Pacific 1 0 Rhode Island 4 0 California 23 39 Hofstra 1 0 Sacramento State 1 2 Houston 1 1 Saint Louis 1 1 Colorado 3 5 Humbolt State 1 1 Sam Houston State 2 0 Oregon 35 43 Idaho 40 21 San Diego 1 1 Idaho State 8 4 San Francisco 3 5 Oregon State 46 38 Illinois State 2 0 San Francisco State 0 1 13 44 Indiana 1 0 San Jose State 1 7 Ind. Purdue Ft. Wayne 1 0 Santa Clara 7 5 Stanford 3 54 Iowa 2 0 Simon Fraser 0 1 UCLA 7 49 Iowa State 3 0 Sonoma State 1 0 Jackson State 1 0 Saskatchewan 0 1 Utah 11 6 Kansas State 4 1 Seattle University 3 0 Washington 22 61 Lamar 1 0 Seton Hall 1 0 Lehigh 1 0 South Alberta Tech 1 0

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All-time Results

1976 (33-4-1) 3-0 Whitworth 1-1 < Western Ontario 0-3 ! Portland State % Portland State Invite 3-0 Eastern Washington 0-2 < USC 2-3 ! Montana ~ NWVL Seeding, Pullman Coach: Judy Novine 2-0 ^ Montana State 2-0 & Oregon 3-1 Eastern Washington** ¢ Calgary Invite, Canada 2-0 ^ Whitworth 2-0 & Western Washington 1-3 Montana 3-0 +# North Idaho College > Oregon Invite, Eugene 2-0 ^ Northwest Nazarene 1-2 & Portland State 0-3 Montana State 2-1 # Whitworth & NWVL Seeding, Eugene 2-0 +^ Spokane Falls CC 2-1 & Washington 1-3 $ Portland State 2-0 # Idaho $ NCWSA Reg. IX, Missoula 2-1 ^ Central Washington 2-0 & Montana State 0-3 $ Montana 2-3 + @ Spokane Falls CC 3-0 @ Idaho 1-2 & Oregon State 2-1 % Washington 3-1 > Western Washington 2-0 & Montana ** - Wins were forfeited 2-0 % Western Washington 1981 (18-26) 2-3 > Oregon 2-3 ~ Montana State 2-0 % Pacific Lutheran + Exhibition matches 3-1 > Pacific Lutheran 2-3 ~ Saskatchewan Coach: Cindy Laughlin 0-2 % Central Washington # Idaho Invite, Moscow 3-2 + @ Spokane Falls CC 3-2 ~ Alberta 2-0 % Eastern Washington ^ Whitworth Invite, Spokane 2-0 # Humboldt State 3-1 @ Eastern Oregon 3-2 ~ Sacramento State 3-0 Whitworth * Montana Invite, Missoula 0-2 # Cal Poly-SLO 1-3 Oregon Col. of Educ. (N) 3-1 ~ Alberta 3-0 @ Idaho % Portland State Invite, Portland 2-0 # Weber State 1-2 $ Oregon State 2-0 $ Western Washington 3-1 @ Eastern Washington ~ NCWSA Div. I, Seattle 2-0 # U.S. International 2-1 $ Washington 1-2 $ Oregon 3-0 Western Washington & SOSC Invite, Ashland 2-0 # Sonoma State 2-1 $ Oregon College of Educ. 1-2 $ Washington 3-2 Oregon < UCLA Invite, Los Angeles 0-2 # UC-Davis 2-0 $ Oregon 2-0 $ Montana 3-0 Oregon College of Educ. ! Missoula 1-3 @ UC-Riverside 2-0 $ Portland State 1-2 $ Montana State 3-0 Southern Oregon 1-3 @ UC-Irvine 2-0 $$ Rhode Island $ NCWSA Reg. IX, Portland 3-1 * Montana State 3-1 ^ Idaho 0-2 $$ Hawaii 3-0 * Montana # Moscow 2-0 ^ Carroll College 0-2 $$ Alabama 1-3 * Idaho ^ Spokane 1980 (13-31-2) 2-0 +^ Spokane Falls CC 0-2 $$ Southwestern Missouri 3-0 * Eastern Washington % Portland State Invite 2-0 ^ Whitman 0-2 $$ Ball State 2-0 * Montana State > Bozeman Coach: Cindy Laughlin 2-0 +^ Spokane Falls CC 2-0 * Eastern Oregon * SOSC Invite, Ashland 2-0 # Gonzaga 2-1 ^ Montana # Moscow 2-0 & Eastern Washington < NIVT, Los Angeles 0-2 # Weber State 0-3 @ Montana State 2-0 & Whitworth + Community College Exhibition & UW Invite, Seattle 1-1 # Whitman 0-3 @ Montana 2-1 & Idaho % Portland ~ MSU Invite, Bozeman 1-1 # Idaho 0-3 & Calgary 1-3 & Utah 1-2 & Central Washington * Montana Invite, Missoula $ NCWSA Reg. IX, Pullman 0-2 ^ Texas A & M 3-0 ^ Portland State & Match Play, Pullman 0-2 ^ Utah State 2-3 & Weber State 3-0 ^ Portland State ^ NCWSA Eastern Area, Ellensburg 0-2 ^ BYU-Hawaii 3-0 @ Lewis-Clark State 3-0 ^ Pacific Lutheran > Eugene 1979 (18-25-5**) 0-2 ^ Wyoming 0-3 Portland State 3-1 ^ Oregon State $ NCWSA NW Reg. IX, Cheney 2-3 Oregon State Coach: Kay Wilke 1-3 ^ New Mexico 3-0 ^ Washington $$ AIAW Championships, Provo 1-3 ^ Northern Arizona 1-3 Idaho 3-0 Idaho 2-1 # Idaho State 3-1 * Northern Montana 0-3 Washington 1-1 $ Oregon 2-0 # Gonzaga 3-1 * Carroll College 0-3 Oregon 1-2 $ Washington 1978 (35-18-1) 2-0 # Idaho 3-0 +* Lethbridge CC 3-2 @ Washington 0-3 @ Portland State 2-0 $ Eastern Washington Coach: Marie Matsen 2-0 ^ Central Washington 3-0 * Medicine Hat College 2-0 $ Idaho 2-0 ^ Western Washington 2-3 @ Lewis-Clark State 1-3 @ Oregon State 2-0 $ Southern Oregon 2-0 +# Spokane Falls CC 1-2 ^ Whitworth 2-1 % Western Washington 1-3 @ Oregon 3-0 $ Eastern Oregon 2-1 # Whitworth 2-0 +^ Spokane Falls CC 2-0 +% Ft. Steilacoom CC 3-2 Whitman 0-2 $ Portland State 2-1 # Idaho 2-0 * Carroll College 0-2 % Montana 1-3 Montana State 2-0 $ Oregon State 2-0 # Gonzaga 1-2 +* Montana State JV 2-1 % Alaska-Fairbanks 0-3 Montana 2-0 $ Washington 2-0 # Boise State 2-1 * Montana 0-2 % Portland State 3-2 @ Eastern Washington 2-0 +^ Edmonds CC 2-0 +* Flathead JC 2-0 % Oregon State 2-0 * Colorado # EWSC Tune-Up, Cheney 2-0 +^ Mt. Hood CC 2-0 * Carroll College 0-3 Montana 2-1 * Idaho State 2-1 * Weber State + Community College Exhibition 2-0 ^ Lewis-Clark State 2-0 +* Montana JV 0-3 Montana State 1-2 * Air Force Academy % Washington All-State Tournament, 2-1 ^ Eastern Washington 3-0 Whitworth 0-3 ~ Oregon Ellensburg 2-1 ^ Whitworth 0-2 % Montana State 2-3 ~ Oregon State 2-1 * Colorado College * MSU Invite, Bozeman 3-0 ^ Eastern Washington 1-1 % Whitworth 0-3 ~ Portland State 1-2 * Metro State & NCWSA Eastern Area Tournament, 3-2 ^ Whitworth 1-1 % Oregon 0-3 ~ Washington 0-2 * Northern Colorado Pullman 3-0 + Spokane Falls CC 2-0 % Western Washington 1-3 ¢ Calgary 3-1 @ Idaho ^ Seattle 3-0 Idaho 0-2 % Portland State 0-3 ¢ Calgary 0-3 Calgary $ NCWSA NW Reg. IX, Monmouth 2-0 % Western Washington 1-1 % British Columbia 1-3 ¢ Calgary 2-0 +¢ Columbia Basin CC 2-0 % Victoria 3-1 ~ Montana 1-3 ¢ Calgary 2-0 ¢ Whitworth 0-2 % Oregon 3-1 ~ Oregon State 3-0 +¢ Lethbridge CC 0-3 ¢ Calgary 1977 (31-8) 2-0 % Oregon State 0-3 ~ Portland State 3-0 ¢ South Alberta Tech 0-3 $ Portland State 0-3 $ Montana Coach: Marie Matsen 0-2 % Nevada-Reno 3-2 ~ Montana State 3-0 ¢ Mt. Royal College 1-2 % Washington 2-3 ~ Oregon 0-3 Idaho 2-0 # Idaho 0-2 % Simon Fraser 1-3 ~ Washington 2-3 + @ Spokane Falls CC # Western States Invite, Davis, Calif. 2-0 # Boise State 2-0 > Montana 0-2 & Linfield 3-0 @ Gonzaga ^ Idaho Tune-Up, Mocow 2-0 # Montana State 2-0 > Montana State 0-2 & Oregon State 2-1 > Nevada-Reno & Montana Invite, Missoula 2-0 # Gonzaga 1-2 > Portland State 2-0 & Oregon Col. of Educ. 0-2 > Oregon State * Northern Colorado Invite, Greeley 2-0 +# Treasure Valley CC 1-2 > Washington 2-0 & Alaska-Fairbanks 1-2 > Santa Clara ¢ WSU Invite, Pullman 3-0 Idaho 2-1 > Oregon 0-2 & Nevada-Reno 0-2 > Oregon $ AIAW Reg. IX, Portland 3-1 % Oregon State 2-1 > Oregon State 2-0 & Portland State 0-3 & Oregon 3-0 % Montana 2-0 > Western Washington 1-2 & Oregon 0-3 & Portland State 3-2 % Eastern Oregon 3-0 Eastern Washington 3-2 + Spokane Falls CC** 0-3 & Washington 1982 (2-21-2 / 0-12, 3-0 +* Flathead Valley CC 2-0 * Occidental 3-0 @ Idaho** 2-3 & Oregon State 10th NorPac) 3-0 * Montana 2-1 * Oregon College of Educ. 0-2 < Cal State-Fullerton 3-1 Lewis-Clark State 3-0 * Boise State 2-1 * Oregon State 0-2 < Pepperdine 3-2 @ Montana Coach: Jim Coleman 3-0 * Montana State 2-0 * Southern Oregon 1-1 < California 0-3 @ Montana State 1-1 # Hayward State 3-0 @ Eastern Washington 2-1 * Occidental 0-2 < San Diego 0-3 $ Portland State 1-1 # Cal-Northridge 0-3 Portland State 0-3 * Portland State 1-1 < Brigham Young 0-3 $ Oregon State 0-2 # Santa Clara 3-0 & Montana 3-1 @ Idaho 1-3 @ Montana 0-2 # San Francisco State 3-2 & Washington 0-2 < San Jose State 3-1 ! Oregon State # Idaho Tune-up, Moscow 0-2 @ Humboldt State 3-0 & Montana State 0-2 < Arizona 0-3 ! Washington ^ BYU Invite, Provo 0-3 @ UC-Davis 3-0 & Oregon College of Educ. 0-2 < Pepperdine 0-3 ! Oregon * Carroll College Invite, Helena 0-3 @ Sacramento State

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3-1 ^ Lewis-Clark State 0-2 ¢ Montana 1-3 # BYU-Hawaii 1988 (22-17 / 5-13, 0-3 * @ USC 3-2 +^ Spokane Falls CC 2-0 ¢ Weber State 3-1 # Utah 3-2 * Arizona State 3-0 ^ Whitworth 0-3 * Oregon 0-3 # Washington 8th Pac-10) 1-3 * Arizona 0-3 ^ Idaho 1-3 * Oregon State 3-2 # BYU-Hawaii Coach: Karen Lamb 1-3 @ Eastern Washington 2-3 ^ Idaho 0-3 * @ Santa Clara 1-3 @ Gonzaga 0-3 * @ Washington 0-3 @ California 0-3 * @ San Jose State 0-3 * @ California 3-2 Idaho 1-3 Gonzaga 0-3 @ San Jose State 0-3 * San Francisco 1-3 * @ Stanford 3-1 & Idaho State 1-3 * @ California 0-3 @ Washington 3-2 * California 0-3 * Oregon 3-0 & Boise State 0-3 * @ Stanford 0-3 @ Oregon State 3-0 Eastern Washington 3-1 * Oregon State 3-1 & Portland 3-0 ^ @ Texas A & M 1-3 @ Oregon 2-3 * @ Washington 3-0 Eastern Washington 1-3 & Boise State 0-3 ^ @ Houston 2-3 Fresno State 0-3 @ Idaho 3-2 Idaho 3-1 Gonzaga 0-3 Pacific 2-3 @ Lewis-Clark State 1-3 * @ Washington 3-0 ^ Santa Clara # - JMN Premiere Tournament, 0-3 Washington 0-3 * Fresno State 0-3 * @ Arizona 1-3 ^ New Mexico State Fullerton, Calif. 1-3 Lewis-Clark State 0-3 * Washington 0-3 * @ Arizona State 0-3 ^ Nebraska * - Pac-10 Conference match 0-3 Oregon 1-3 Montana State 3-0 Idaho 3-0 ^ Boise State ^ - Houston Tournament 0-3 Oregon State 2-3 Montana 0-3 * @ UCLA 3-2 ^ Idaho State 1-3 Idaho 0-3 Idaho 3-1 * @ USC 3-1 ^ Santa Clara 2-3 San Francisco 0-3 * @ Oregon 3-1 @ Eastern Washington 1-3 * Arizona State 1990 (13-18 / 6-12, 0-3 Santa Clara 0-3 * @ Oregon State 3-0 Gonzaga 1-3 * Arizona 7th Pac-10) 0-3 * California 0-3 * @ Washington # Western States Invite, Davis, Calif. # Boise State Invite 0-3 * Stanford 2-3 # South Carolina Coach: Cindy Fredrick 3-2 # Illinois State ^ Idaho Invite, Moscow ^ Western States Invite, Davis, Calif. 0-3 * @ Oregon State 2-3 # Mississippi 3-2 # Tennessee ¢ BYU Invite, Provo 0-3 * @ Oregon 2-3 # Montana 3-0 # Illinois State * NorPac Conference Match 1-3 * Washington 3-0 # Notre Dame 2-3 * @ California 1983 (2-24 / 0-9, 10th 1-3 * Arizona State 2-3 Gonzaga 0-3 * @ Stanford NorPac) 2-3 * Arizona 3-0 ^ Montana State 3-0 Eastern Washington 1985 (9-23 / 0-12, 7th 3-1 ^ Utah 3-0 * Oregon Coach: Jim Coleman & - Sun Valley Tournament 3-1 ^ Santa Clara NorPac) 3-0 * Oregon State # - BYU Pepsi Invitational 0-3 ^ Montana 2-3 @ Nevada-Reno 3-0 Portland Coach: Kaprice Bray * - Pac-10 Conference Match 0-3 * @ USC 0-3 @ Boise State 1-3 * @ UCLA 0-3 * @ UCLA 1-3 Gonzaga 3-0 # Gonzaga 1-3 * @ USC 3-0 Eastern Washington 2-1 # Lewis-Clark State 1-3 # Idaho 3-0 Idaho 1987 (16-21 / 2-16, 3-1 * Arizona 2-0 # Idaho 1-3 # Cal State-Fullerton 2-3 * Washington 3-1 * Arizona State 2-1 +# Spokane Falls CC 1-3 # Eastern Washington 9th Pac-10) 3-2 @ Gonzaga 3-0 @ Idaho 0-2 # Whitworth 2-3 Gonzaga 0-3 * Stanford Coach: Karen Lamb 1-3 * @ Washington 0-2 # Gonzaga 3-0 @ Lewis-Clark State 2-3 * California 0-3 * @ Stanford 0-2 # Eastern Washington 2-3 ^ Ohio State 3-0 Idaho 3-0 * @ Oregon State 0-3 * @ California 0-2 # Eastern Washington 0-3 ^ Brigham Young 3-1 Gonzaga 3-0 * @ Oregon 3-0 @ Eastern Washington 0-3 * @ Oregon 1-3 ^ Montana 1-3 @ Idaho State 3-1 @ Eastern Washington 0-3 * Oregon State 1-3 * @ Oregon State 3-0 ^ Nevada-Reno 2-3 & Northern Iowa 3-1 * USC 3-0 * Oregon 1-3 Montana State 1-3 ^ Chapman 3-0 & Michigan State 0-3 * UCLA 0-3 * @ Arizona State 2-3 * @ San Francisco 1-3 ^ Idaho State 3-0 & Idaho State 1-3 * @ Arizona 1-3 * @ Arizona 0-3 * @ Santa Clara 3-0 ^ Utah State 1-3 & Northern Iowa 0-3 * @ Arizona State 1-3 * @ Washington 3-0 Eastern Washington 3-2 @ Utah 0-3 Idaho 0-3 * California 3-2 * Washington 2-3 @ Idaho 3-2 # Weber State & - Boise State Classic 1-3 * San Jose State 1-3 * Oregon State 3-0 # Memphis State 3-1 * California ^ - Titan Mizuno Preview, Fullerton 1-3 Eastern Washington 0-3 * Oregon 3-0 # Montana 0-3 * Stanford # - Illinois State Invitational 0-3 * Oregon 2-3 * Washington 0-3 # Idaho State 2-3 * @ Oregon * - Pac-10 Conference match 0-3 * Oregon State 3-0 @ Gonzaga 2-3 # Eastern Washington 3-1 * @ Oregon State 2-3 Lewis-Clark State 0-3 * San Jose State 3-0 # UC-Riverside 2-3 @ Gonzaga 0-3 * @ Pacific 0-3 * California 2-3 * Washington 1989 (9-29 / 2-16, 1-3 * UCLA 0-3 * @ Fresno State 3-2 Idaho 0-3 * @ Stanford 0-3 * USC 0-3 @ Gonzaga 2-3 @ Fresno Pacific 0-3 * @ California 10th Pac-10) 0-3 + Ito-Yokada # - Cougar Invitational, Pullman 0-3 * @ Fresno State 3-0 * Oregon State Coach: Cindy Fredrick 0-3 Idaho 3-0 Lewis-Clark State 0-3 * Oregon ^ - Utah Tournament, 1-3 * Washington 0-3 * @ Oregon 0-3 * @ Arizona 3-1 @ Hawaii-Pacific * - Pac-10 Conference match 1-3 * @ Oregon State 0-3 * @ Arizona State 3-1 @ Chaminade # Idaho Invite, Moscow 3-0 * @ Eastern Washington 3-1 @ Eastern Washington 0-3 @ Hawaii * NorPac Conference Match 0-3 * @ Washington 2-3 * UCLA 3-1 @ BYU-Hawaii 1991 (23-12 / 10-8, + Exhibition matches 0-3 * @ California 0-3 * USC 0-3 @ Hawaii 4th Pac-10) 0-3 * @ San Jose State 3-1 @ Gonzaga 2-3 @ Hilo 0-3 *¢ Fresno State 1-3 * California 3-0 # Eastern Illinois Coach: Cindy Fredrick 1984 (8-25-2 / 8-25-2, 0-3 * Stanford 3-0 # Utah 3-0 # Central Michigan 9th NorPac) # Idaho Invite, Moscow 3-1 Portland 2-3 # Cal-State Fulteron 3-0 # Loyola Marymount ^ BYU Invite, Provo 0-3 * @ Oregon 0-3 # California 3-0 # Rice Coach: Jim Coleman * NorPac Conference Match 3-1 * @ Oregon State 0-3 # Arizona State 3-0 # Indiana 1-3 * Arizona 0-3 * Stanford 3-1 # Idaho State ¢ at Seattle 3-0 & New Mexico State 0-3 * Arizona State 0-3 * California 3-0 # Boise State 3-1 & Utah 3-0 @ Idaho 0-3 @ Idaho 2-3 # Oregon State 3-1 & Oregon State 1986 (13-22 / 3-15, 2-3 * @ USC 3-2 * @ Oregon State 0-3 # Nevada-Las Vegas 3-0 & Utah 0-3 * @ UCLA 0-3 * @ Oregon 2-3 @ Eastern Washington 3-0 % SW Texas State T8th Pac-10) 3-0 Eastern Washington 1-3 @ Gonzaga 0-2 ^ UC-Riverside 3-2 % Santa Clara Coach: Karen Lamb 2-3 * @ Washington 0-3 * USC 0-3 % UC Santa Barbara 1-1 ^ Cal State-Bakersfield 0-3 * UCLA 0-2 ^ Portland State 0-2 & Boise State 0-3 % Long Beach State & - Colorado Tournament 1-3 @ Eastern Washington 1-1 ^ Whitworth 2-0 & Idaho 1-3 % Oregon State # - BYU Invite 2-3 * @ Arizona 0-2 ^ San Francisco 0-2 & Washington 3-0 * Washington * - Pac-10 Conference match 0-3 * @ Arizona State 2-0 ^ Chico State 0-3 & Washington 3-0 Idaho 2-3 @ Brigham Young 3-2 @ Gonzaga 3-0 Gonzaga 3-1 & Idaho 3-0 Idaho 0-2 ¢ Portland State 0-3 Montana 0-3 * Stanford 1-3 * Washington 3-1 * California 0-2 ¢ Nevada-Las Vegas 3-0 * USC 1-3 * Oregon 2-1 ¢ Idaho State 0-3 * UCLA 3-2 * @ Oregon State 0-3 * Oregon State 3-0 * @ Oregon 0-2 ¢ Brigham Young 3-2 # Weber State 0-3 * @ UCLA

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1-3 * USC 3-0 & Iowa 1995 (22-7 / 12-6, ^ - MIZUNO USA Cup, Chicago 3-1 * @ Oregon State 0-3 * UCLA 0-3 * @ Arizona % - Pacific Bankers Classic, Stockton 1-3 * UCLA 3-0 Eastern Washington 3-0 * @ Arizona State T2nd Pac-10) * - Pac-10 Conference Match 0-3 * USC 3-1 * @ Arizona 3-0 Gonzaga Coach: Cindy Fredrick $ - NCAA Championships, Second 1-3 * @ Arizona State 3-1 * @ Arizona State 3-0 * Washington Round, Pullman 2-3 * @ Arizona 2-3 * @ California 1-3 * Stanford 3-0 # Weber State $$ - NCAA Championships, Pacific 3-0 ^ South Carolina 0-3 * @ Stanford 3-0 * California 3-0 # New Mexico State Regional, Stanford 0-3 ^ Florida 3-0 * Oregon 1-3 * @ Oregon State 3-0 # Gonzaga 3-0 * Oregon State 3-0 * @ Oregon 3-0 # BYU 1997 (26-7 / 12-6, # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman 0-3 * @ UCLA 3-2 @ Eastern Washington 3-0 & Santa Clara & - Matches played at Provo, Utah 0-3 * @ USC 3-1 * USC 3-1 & Wyoming T4th Pac-10) ^ - DisneyWorld SEC-Pac-10 3-0 * Arizona State 0-3 * UCLA 3-0 SE Missouri State Challenge, Orlando Coach: Cindy Fredrick 3-0 * Arizona 2-3 *+ Washington 3-0 * USC * - Pac-10 Conference Match 1-3 * @ Washington 3-1 + Pittsburgh 3-1 * UCLA 3-0 # Santa Clara 1-3 $ @ New Mexico 3-2 * @ California 3-0 * @ Arizona 3-0 # Texas-Arlington 0-3 * @ Stanford 3-1 * @ Arizona State 3-0 # Wichita State 1999 (13-15 / 7-11, # - Cougar Invitational 3-1 * Oregon 3-1 * Washington 3-0 # Gonzaga T6th Pac-10) & - Lady Ute Classic, Salt Lake City 3-2 * Oregon State 3-0 Idaho 3-1 & Utah % - JMN Premiere Tournament, 0-3 * @ UCLA 2-3 * Stanford 3-0 & Gonzaga Coach: Cindy Fredrick Fullerton 0-3 * @ USC 3-0 * California 3-0 & Notre Dame 3-0 # Creighton 2-3 * Arizona 3-0 * @ Oregon State * - Pac-10 Conference Match 3-0 Wyoming 3-0 # Boise State 2-3 * Arizona State 3-0 * @ Oregon $ - NCAA Championships, First- 3-0 ^ Providence College 3-0 # Gonzaga Round, Albuquerque 3-1 ^ Cal Poly SLO 3-1 * Arizona State 3-0 ^ Villanova 3-1 # San Jose State 3-1 ^ Baylor 2-3 * Arizona 3-0 ^ Rhode Island 0-3 & Texas A&M 3-1 ^ Nevada 1-3 * @ Washington 3-0 Idaho 3-2 & New Mexico 1992 (27-10 / 10-8, 3-1 $ San Diego 3-2 * @ California 3-2 * @ Oregon State 1-3 & Colorado 0-3 $$ BYU 0-3 * @ Stanford 5th Pac-10) 3-1 * @ Oregon 0-3 * Stanford 3-1 * Oregon 3-2 * USC 3-1 * California Coach: Cindy Fredrick 3-1 * Oregon State # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman 3-1 * UCLA 3-0 * @ Oregon 1-3 * @ USC 3-0 # Wisconsin-Milwaukee & - Iowa Hawkeye Challenge, Iowa 2-3 * @ Arizona 0-3 * @ Oregon State City 1-3 * @ UCLA 3-0 # Utah State 3-1 * @ Arizona State 2-3 * USC + - Eddie Bauer First Serve 3-0 + Northern Illinois 3-1 # Portland 1-3 * Washington 0-3 * UCLA Invitational, Seattle 3-1 + South Florida 3-2 # Boise State 0-3 * Stanford 0-3 * @ Arizona ^ - Nevada Turkey Day Tournament, 0-3 $ Oral Roberts 3-0 * California 1-3 @ George Washington Reno 1-3 * @ Arizona State 0-3 * @ USC 3-0 & Georgetown * - Pac-10 Conference Match 3-0 Idaho 3-0 & Rhode Island # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman 3-1 * @ UCLA $ - NCAA Championships, First 3-2 * Washington 3-1 & Virginia Round, Pullman & - Wyoming Tournament, Laramie 3-0 * Arizona State 3-0 * Oregon 3-1 * Arizona 3-1 * Oregon State $$ - NCAA Championships, Second * - Pac-10 Conference Match 3-0 * Oregon State 3-1 * Oregon Round, Provo + - South Florida Tournament, Tampa 0-3 * @ Washington 0-3 * @ UCLA 3-1 * Gonzaga $ - NCAA Championships, Second 3-1 * @ California 0-3 * @ USC 1-3 * @ USC Round, Pullman 0-3 * @ Stanford 3-0 * Arizona State 0-3 * @ UCLA 1994 (16-13 / 8-10, 3-0 * Oregon State 0-3 * Arizona 3-0 Eastern Washington 7th Pac-10) 1996 (27-6 / 14-4, 2nd 3-0 * Oregon 3-0 * @ Washington 3-1 * Arizona 3-0 $ Lehigh 0-3 * @ Stanford 2-3 * Arizona State Coach: Cindy Fredrick Pac-10) 3-1 $$ Colorado State 2-3 * @ California 3-0 * @ Washington 0-3 $$$ Florida 3-1 Oklahoma Coach: Cindy Fredrick 0-3 ^ Notre Dame 1-3 * @ Stanford 3-0 # Temple 0-3 ^ Sacramento State # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman 3-2 * @ California 3-0 # Gonzaga 3-0 # Tulsa 0-3 * UCLA 3-2 # Nevada 3-0 # Gonzaga & - Spikeoff Spokane, Spokane # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman 3-2 * USC 1-3 # Northern Iowa 3-0 # Idaho State ^ - Rhode Island Subway Classic, & - Jones Intercable Invitational, Kingston 2-3 * @ Arizona State 3-0 & Virginia Tech 3-0 # Southern Illinois Albuquerque * - Pac-10 Conference Match 3-0 * @ Arizona 3-0 & New Orleans 3-0 & Dayton ^ - Pacific Bankers’ Classic, Stockton 2-3 * Washington 3-0 & Iowa $ - NCAA Championships, First * - Pac-10 Conference Match 3-2 & Colorado State Round, Pullman 3-2 @ Idaho 0-3 * @ Stanford 3-0 & Iowa State 3-1 * California $$ - NCAA Championships, Second 3-2 * @ California 3-0 ^ Clemson Round, Pullman 0-3 * Stanford 2000 (19-10 / 9-9, 3-1 * Oregon State 0-3 ^ Penn State $$$ - NCAA Championships, Central 3-0 * @ Oregon 3-1 * Oregon 3-0 @ Idaho Regional, Madison, Wis. T5th Pac-10) 3-1 * @ Oregon State 1-3 @ Idaho 0-3 * @ Washington 3-2 @ Southwest Texas 0-3 * @ USC 0-3 * @ Stanford Coach: Cindy Fredrick 0-3 @ Texas 3-2 * @ California 1998 (12-14 / 8-10, 1-3 * @ UCLA 3-0 # Gonzaga 3-0 $ Alabama-Birmingham 3-0 * Oregon State 3-0 * Arizona T5th Pac-10) 3-0 # Rhode Island 3-0 $ Montana 3-0 * Oregon 2-3 * Arizona State 3-1 # Utah State 3-0 $ Cornell 0-3 * @ USC 3-0 Eastern Washington Coach: Cindy Fredrick 3-2 # #17 Kansas St. 3-0 $ Iowa State 3-0 * @ UCLA 0-3 * Washington 3-2 # Utah 3-0 + UC Riverside 3-0 $ Northern Illinois 3-1 * Arizona 3-1 * @ Oregon 3-1 # Gonzaga 3-0 + Cal St. Fullerton 3-0 $ Bowling Green 3-0 * Arizona State 3-2 * @ Oregon State 0-3 # Louisville 3-0 + #22 N. Iowa 3-0 * California 1-3 * UCLA 0-3 & BYU 3-0 + @ Fresno State # - Cougar Challenge 3-1 * Stanford 3-0 * USC 0-3 & Long Beach State 0-3 * @ #6 USC & - Georgetown Invitational 3-0 * @ Oregon 0-3 * @ Arizona State 0-3 * Arizona 0-3 * @ #7 UCLA * - Pac-10 Conference Match 3-0 * @ Oregon State 1-3 * @ Arizona 3-1 * Arizona State 3-1 Idaho $ - Natl. Invitational Volleyball 3-1 * UCLA 2-3 * @ Washington 3-0 @ Idaho 0-3 * #10 Arizona Championship, Kansas City 3-1 * USC 3-0 * California 2-3 * @ Washington 2-3 * Arizona State 3-0 * @ Arizona State 0-3 * Stanford 0-3 * @ Stanford 3-0 * @ Washington 0-3 * @ Arizona 2-3 $ New Mexico 3-2 * @ California 1-3 * @ #21 Stanford 1993 (21-11 / 8-10, 3-0 * Washington 3-0 * Oregon State 0-3 * @ California 3-0 % Notre Dame 6th Pac-10) # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman 3-0 * Oregon 3-1 * Oregon State 3-0 % South Florida & - Colorado State Invitational, Fort 3-1 * @ USC 3-0 * Oregon Coach: Cindy Fredrick 3-0 $ Kansas State Collins 0-3 * @ UCLA 2-3 * @ Arizona State 3-1 $$ Loyola Marymount 3-0 # Iowa State * - Pac-10 Conference Match 2-3 * Washington 1-3 * @ #5 Arizona 0-3 $$ Stanford 3-0 # Idaho $ - NCAA Championships, First 3-0 * California 3-1 * Washington Round, Albuquerque 3-2 # Wyoming 0-3 * Stanford 3-0 * California # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman 3-0 & Wright State 3-1 * @ Oregon 3-1 * #17 Stanford 3-0 & Kansas State & - Iowa State Tournament, Ames

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3-0 * @ Oregon 2-3 * @ California 3-0 Gonzaga 1-3 % @ South Dakota State 2008 (10-19 / 3-15, 3-1 * @ Oregon State 3-2 * #13 UCLA 3-0 + Radford 3-0 @ Portland 3-1 * #7 UCLA 1-3 * #1 USC 1-3 + Syracuse 3-1 # UNLV t-9th Pac-10) 1-3 * #3 USC 3-0 * @ #19 Arizona State 0-3 + Denver 3-0 # Boise State Coach: Andrew Palileo 3-0 $ Tennessee 2-3 * @ #14 Arizona 0-3 Portland 3-0 # UC Davis 1-3 $$ @ #8 Penn State 3-0 * #21 Washington 0-3 * @ #2 USC 3-0 ^ Duquesne 3-2 % Cal State Northridge 3-0 * California 0-3 * @ #10 UCLA 3-0 ^ Louisiana-Lafayette 3-2 % Seattle University # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman, Wash. 3-1 * #1 Stanford 1-3 * Oregon State 3-0 ^ Tulsa 3-1 % @ Boise State + - Fresno State Tounament, Fresno 3-0 * @ Oregon 0-3 * Oregon 3-0 ^ @ UT Arlington 0-3 ^ @ Idaho * - Pac-10 Conference match 3-0 * @ Oregon State 0-3 * @ #1 Washington 3-1 Idaho 0-3 ^ Notre Dame $ - NCAA Championships, First 3-0 $ Oral Roberts 1-3 @ Idaho 0-3 @ Idaho 1-3 ^ Eastern Washington Round, University Park, Pa. 3-1 $$ @ #11 Kansas State 0-3 * @ #22 Arizona 0-3 * #6 Stanford 3-2 Gonzaga $$ - NCAA Championships, Second 3-0 $$$ #6 Northern Iowa 2-3 * @ Arizona State 0-3 * #8 California 0-3 # #18 Wichita State Round, University Park, Pa. 1-3 $$$ @ #5 Florida 0-3 * #11 Stanford 1-3 * @ #5 USC 3-0 # Montana State 0-3 * #13 California 1-3 * @ #3 UCLA 3-0 # Northwestern # Cougar Challenge, Pullman 3-2 * @ Oregon 3-2 * Oregon State 3-0 Utah Valley University % Nanook Classic, Fairbanks, Alaska 0-3 * @ Oregon State 0-3 * Oregon 0-3 * @ Arizona 2001 (17-12 / 9-9, 6th 0-3 * @ Arizona State + Molten Golden Gate Classic, San 2-3 * #1 Washington 0-3 * @ #5 Washington Pac-10) Francisco 0-3 * Arizona State 3-1 * @ Arizona 0-3 * #6 Stanford * Pac-10 Conference match 0-3 * #21 Arizona 1-3 * @ Arizona State 0-3 * #8 California Coach: Cindy Fredrick $ NCAA Championships, First Round, 0-3 * @ # 14 California 0-3 * #4 UCLA 0-3 * @ #11 USC 0-3 * @ #8 UCLA 3-0 # Bradley Manhattan, Kan. 0-3 * @ #9 Stanford 0-3 * #5 USC 1-3 * # 25 Oregon State 3-0 # Boise State $$ NCAA Championships, Second 0-3 * #16 UCLA 0-3 * @ #24 Oregon Round, Manhattan, Kansas 0-3 * #6 Oregon 3-0 # Gonzaga 3-2 * # 6 USC 3-0 * @ Oregon State $$$ NCAA Championships, East 0-3 * #4 Washington 0-3 * @ #6 Washington 2-3 # #12 Pacific Region Semifinal, Gainesville, Fla. # UNLV Classic, Las Vegas 2-3 * Arizona State 1-3 * @ #4 California 3-0 + Houston $$$ NCAA Championships, East % LMU Furama Hotel Invite, Los 1-3 * Arizona 0-3 * @ #5 Stanford 3-0 + Arkansas Region Final, Gainesville, Fla. Angeles 0-3 * #9 UCLA 0-3 + @ #22 Kansas State 0-3 * @ #14 California + Denver Invitational 0-3 * #10 USC 0-3 * #4 Stanford 0-3 * @ #3 Stanford * Pac-10 Conference match 0-3 * @ #8 Oregon 3-0 * California 3-2 * @ Oregon State 1-3 * @ Oregon State % South Dakota State Jackrabbit Kickoff, Brookings 1-3 * #5 Washington 3-0 * @ Oregon 2005 (10-21 / 2-16 # Baden Cougar Challenge, Pullman 3-1 * Arizona State 0-3 * #3 USC 2003 (9-20 / 5-13, 9th Pac-10) ^ Texas-Arlington Invitational, 3-2 * Arizona 0-3 * #5 UCLA T7th Pac-10) Arlington 3-0 * Washington Coach: Brian Heffernan * Pac-10 Conference match 0-3 * @ #7 Arizona Coach: Cindy Fredrick % Boise State Invitational 3-1 * @ Arizona State 3-1 @ Portland ^ Idaho Classic, Moscow 3-1 # Oklahoma 3-1 * @ California 0-3 # Idaho State # Baden Cougar Challenge, Pullman 2-3 # San Francisco 2007 (10-22 / 1-17, 0-3 * @ #4 Stanford 3-0 # Toledo * Pac-10 Conference match 2-3 # Wichita State 3-0 * Oregon State 2-3 # @ UC Davis 10th Pac-10) 2-3 % Utah 3-0 * Oregon 3-1 + Oral Roberts 0-3 % #18 Missouri Coach: Brian Heffernan 3-0 Idaho 3-1 + Buffalo 2-3 % Utah Valley State 2-3 * @ #8 UCLA 0-3 + Idaho 3-0 # Portland 2009 (18-13 / 6-12, 1-3 + Saint Louis 1-3 * @ #5 USC 3-1 @ Gonzaga 3-1 # Northern Colorado 3-0 + New Mexico 8th Pac-10) 3-0 * Arizona State 3-0 ^ + Middle Tennessee 3-0 # South Dakota State 3-1 + # 22 Loyola Marymount 0-3 * #4 Arizona State 3-0 Idaho Coach: Andrew Palileo 3-1 * #16 Arizona 3-0 * @ Washington 3-0 ^ Oakland 3-1 @ Gonzaga 3-0 * Arizona State 3-1 % UC Davis 3-0 ^ Rice 3-2 ^ @ Saint Louis 3-0 % @ Montana State 0-3 * @ California 3-1 % Montana State 3-0 ^ William & Mary 0-3 * #2 Washington 0-3 % Texas A&M 0-3 * @ #4 Stanford 3-0 % Portland 0-3 $ Hawai’i 1-3 Gonzaga 3-0 % Utah State 2-3 * #8 UCLA 3-0 ^ Missouri 1-3 @ Eastern Washington 3-1 ^ Hofstra 0-3 * #1 USC 3-0 ^ #17 Utah 0-3 * #13 Arizona 0-3 ^ UNLV # Cougar Challenge, Pullman 3-0 Gonzaga 3-0 ^ @ Utah Valley 3-1 * Arizona State 3-0 ^ @ Nevada + Wildcat Classic, Manhattan, Kan. 1-3 * @ Oregon State 3-0 @ Weber State 0-3 * @ #3 Stanford 0-3 & #17 Ohio * Pac-10 Conference match 3-0 * @ Oregon 3-1 # Cal State Northridge 0-3 * @ #13 California 1-3 & Long Beach State ^ Hard Rock Classic, 0-3 * #12 Washington 3-2 # Idaho 0-3 * # 17 USC 0-3 & @ Denver Las Vegas 1-3 * #7 California 3-0 # Cal State Northridge 0-3 * # 22 UCLA 2-3 * @ Oregon State $ NCAA Championships, First Round, 2-3 * #6 Stanford 3-0 * @ Oregon State 1-3 * @ Oregon State 0-3 * @ #24 Oregon Pullman 2-3 Idaho 1-3 * @ #7 Oregon 0-3 * @ Oregon 0-3 * #8 Washington 1-3 * @ #8 UCLA 3-0 * #18 Arizona 1-3 * @ Arizona State 1-3 * Arizona 0-3 * @ #1 USC 3-2 * Arizona State 2002 (24-8 / 11-7 3rd 1-3 * @ #8 California 0-3 * Arizona State 2-3 * Oregon State 1-3 * @ #7 Stanford 2-3 * # 18 California 0-3 * @ #2 Stanford Pac-10) 3-0 * Oregon 0-3 * @ #15 California 1-3 * # 4 Stanford 0-3 * @ #10 California 0-3 * @ #11 Washington 3-0 * #16 USC 0-3 * @ #21 UCLA 1-3 * #4 USC Coach: Cindy Fredrick 0-3 * #12 UCLA 3-2 * @ Arizona State 0-3 * @ #15 USC 0-3 * #7 UCLA 1-3 * @ #25 Arizona 3-1 * #4 Washington 3-1 # Nevada 3-2 * Oregon 0-3 * @ #4 Washington 1-3 * @ Arizona State 3-0 # Gonzaga 1-3 * Oregon State 1-3 * @ Arizona State 1-3 * @ #18 Arizona 3-0 # # 23 Brigham Young # Cougar Challenge, Pullman 0-3 * @ #3 Washington 0-3 * @ Arizona 3-0 % Weber State % Utah Hampton Inn Classic, Salt 1-3 * #13 California Lake City 0-3 * #7 California 3-0 % Alaska Fairbanks 0-3 * #5 Stanford + Cougar Mania Invitational, Pullman # H.Johnson Aggie Invite, Davis, Calif. 0-3 * #5 Stanford 3-0 % Southwest Texas State * Pac-10 Conference match 1-3 * @ #6 UCLA + Baden Cougar Classic, Pullman. 0-3 * @ #10 UCLA 3-0 + Butler 1-3 * @ # 17 USC ^ SLU Billikens Classic, St. Louis 0-3 * @ #8 USC 3-0 Eastern Washington 3-0 + Indiana Purdue Ft. 0-3 * #13 Oregon Wayne 2004 (5-26 / 2-16, 9th * Pac-10 Conference match 0-3 * @ #4 Washington 3-2 * Oregon State 3-0 + San Francisco Pac-10) + Game forfeited to WSU in 2008 1-3 * #18 Oregon 3-0 * Oregon State 3-2 * Oregon State 3-0 * Oregon Coach: Brian Heffernan # Baden Cougar Challenge, Pullman 0-3 $ #20 Northern Iowa 2006 (15-17 / 3-15, % Montana State Holiday Inn Classic, 0-3 * @ #1 USC 2-3 @ UNLV 2-3 * @ #17 UCLA 9th Pac-10) Bozeman 2-3 # San Jose State ^ Nevada AT&T Invite, Reno % Nike Cougar Invitational, Pullman 3-2 * #17 Arizona 0-3 # UNLV ^ Utah Valley LaQuinta Invite, Orem 3-0 * #24 Arizona State Coach: Brian Heffernan & Pioneer Classic, Denver 1-3 #10 Colorado State # Nike Cougar Challenge, Pullman 3-0 @ Idaho * Pac-10 Conference match 1-3 % Cincinnati 3-1 % Gonzaga * Pac-10 Conference match 1-3 * @ Washington 3-2 % Miami 3-0 % North Dakota State $ - NCAA Championships, First 0-3 * @ #6 Stanford 1-3 % #22 Loyola Marymount 3-0 % Weber State Round, Lincoln

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2010 (6-22 / 0-18, 2012 (13-19 / 3-17, Point, NY # Cougar Challenge, Pullman 10th Pac-10) 12th Pac-12) ^ Sam Houston State Invite, Huntsville, Texas Coach: Andrew Palileo Coach: Jen Greeny % Cougar Invitational, Pullman * Pac-12 Conference match 3-0 & UC Irvine 3-0 + Montana 3-1 & Weber State 0-3 + Pacific 0-3 & Idaho 2-3 + @ Idaho 0-3 ^ Tulsa 3-0 # Alabama State 1-3 ^ Santa Barbara 3-0 # Seattle 3-1 ^ @ San Francisco 3-0 # Weber State 3-0 # Eastern Washington 3-1 % Cal State Fullerton 3-1 # Montana State 3-0 % @ Nevada 1-3 # Cal Poly 3-0 % CSU Bakersfield 3-1 Gonzaga 3-0 ^ Norfolk State 0-3 * @ #15 Oregon 3-1 ^ CSU Bakersfield 1-3 * @ Oregon State 3-1 ^ @ Air Force Academy 0-3 * #12 UCLA 1-3 * @ #5 Washington 0-3 * #5 USC 1-3 * @ Arizona State 0-3 * @ #9 Washington 0-3 * #4 UCLA 1-3 * @ #6 California 0-3 * #3 USC 0-3 * @ #2 Stanford 0-3 * @ Colorado 2-3 * Arizona State 1-3 * @ Utah 0-3 * #25 Arizona 0-3 * @ #5 Oregon 0-3 * @ #8 USC 1-3 * @ Oregon State 0-3 * @ #11 UCLA 0-3 * California 0-3 * #11 Washington 2-3 * #2 Stanford 1-3 * #2 Stanford 0-3 * @ #6 UCLA 0-3 * #4 California 0-3 * @ #7 USC 1-3 * @ #22 Arizona 3-0 * Colorado 1-3 * @ Arizona State 3-2 * Utah 2-3 * Oregon State 0-3 * @ #1 Stanford 0-3 * #24 Oregon 1-3 * @ California 1-3 * Oregon State & Nike Cougar Invitational, Pullman 1-3 * #4 Oregon ^ USF Powerade Asics Challenge, San 3-1 * Arizona Francisco 0-3 * #5 Washington # Nike Cougar Challenge, Pullman * Pac-10 Conference match + Idaho Nike Invitational, Moscow # Cougar Challenge, Pullman % Nevada Wolf Pack Invite, Reno 2011 (12-20 / 4-18, ^ Air Force Academy Invite, Colorado Springs 11th Pac-12) * Pac-12 Conference match Coach: Jen Greeny 2013 (18-15 / 5-15, 3-1 & Santa Clara 2-3 & Eastern Washington 11th Pac-12) 3-2 & @ Seattle Coach: Jen Greeny 3-0 ^ Nevada 3-2 ^ @ Portland 3-0 + Alabama 3-1 ^ Butler 3-2 + Seton Hall 0-3 ^ Texas A&M 3-1 + @Army 3-0 # Manhattan 3-0 # Eastern Washington 3-2 # San Francisco 3-0 # Texas Tech 3-1 # Sam Houston State 3-1 # Montana 0-3 * #16 UCLA 3-0 # South Dakota 0-3 * #13 USC 3-0 ^ Jackson State 3-2 * @ Arizona State 3-0 ^ Lamar 0-3 * @ Arizona 3-0 ^ @Sam Houston State 3-0 * Oregon State 3-0 % Idaho 1-3 * #15 Oregon 3-0 % Seattle University 1-3 * Utah 3-1 % Nevada 3-0 * Colorado 0-3 * #2 Washington 0-3 * @ #7 Stanford 3-2 * @Oregon State 0-3 * @ #4 California 2-3 * @Utah 2-3 * @ #18 Oregon 1-3 * @Colorado 2-3 * @ Oregon State 3-2 * #16 Arizona State 1-3 * Arizona 2-3 * Arizona 3-0 * Arizona State 0-3 * #7 Stanford 0-3 * @ #4 USC 1-3 * California 0-3 * @ #1 UCLA 0-3 * @#4 USC 0-3 * #5 California 1-3 * @UCLA 1-3 * #3 Stanford 2-3 * Colorado 2-3 * @ Colorado 3-0 * Utah 1-3 * @ Utah 0-3 * @Arizona State 0-3 * @ #11 Washington 0-3 * @Arizona 2-3 * #11 Washington 2-3 * UCLA 3-2 * #4 USC & Seattle University Invite, Seattle 0-3 * @#5 Stanford ^ Portland Nike Invite, Portland 3-2 * @#23 California # Nike Cougar Challenge, Pullman 0-3 * Oregon * Pac-10 Conference match 0-3 * @#5 Washington

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